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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
AGENDA
March 22, 1983
7 : 30 P.M.
A. Call to Order.
B. Roll Call .
C. Approval of February 22, 1983 H.R.A. Minutes .
D. Redeveloper ' s Contract.
E. Public Hearing Regarding the Sale of Land to the
Redeveloper.
F. Adjournment.
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MINUTES
February 22 , 1983
The meeting was called to order at 8 :13 P.M. by Chairman Sundland.
Present for roll call: Sundland, Vice Chairman Letourneau, Secretary/
Treasurer Marks , and Commissioners Enrooth and
Ranallo.
Also present: David Childs , Executive Director; William Soth, Attorney;
and Richard Krier, Westwood Planning & Engineering
Co. , Planning Consultant.
Motion by Secretary/Treasurer Marks and seconded by Commissioner Ranallo
to approve as submitted the minutes of the H.R.A. meeting held
February 8, 1983.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Krier read the statement which had been distributed to the H.R.A.
members '-in which 'he, reported the review and evaluation of the two
proposals which had been made to develop the Kenzie Terrace Redevelop-
ment Project and recommended the H.R.A. begin negotiating with the
Arkell group comprised of the Arkell Development Co. , Kraus Anderson,
Rothchild Financial Corporation and Saunders-Thalden & Associates ,
Inc. towards a final contract to develop 135 housing units on the
northern and 361 housing units on the southern sites of the project
area for the reasons he had documented in his statement. The Planning
Consultant had also distributed copies of the two proposed resolutions
by which the Arkell group could be designated as the tentative
developers of the project, which the Mayor read aloud.
`Arkell, with several other members of the development team were
present and he confirmed that his firm's ability to put up the $400 ,000
Letter of Credit could be substantiated through the banks .
The Secretary-Treasurer indicated he perceives the selection of the
Arkell group would provide the City with the greatest chance of com-
pleting the project with the least risk to the City.
Motion by Secretary/Treasurer Marks and seconded by Commissioner
Enrooth to adopt H.R.A. Resolution 83-001.
H.R.A. RESOLUTION 83-001
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING ARKELL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
AND KRAUS ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. AS TENTATIVE DEVEL-
OPERS FOR THE KENZIE TERRACE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
• FOR THE, CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
Motion carried unanimously.
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• Motion by Secretary/Treasurer Marks and seconded by Commissioner
Ranallo to adopt H.R.A. Resolution 83-002 which scheduled the sale of
the Kenzie Terrace- Redevelopment Project property at a public hearing
before the Housing. and Redevelopment Authority on March 22 , 1983.
H .R.A. RESOLUTION 83-002
A RESOLUTION SETTING DATE' FOR A PUBLIC HEARING
FOR SALE OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE KENZIE TERRACE
REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Arkell indicated his group had seen the resolutions and, to a
limited degree, were in agreement with the provisions . He thanked the
H. R.A. for selecting his firm to develop the project and indicated he
perceives Steve Yurick, who has been espousing this project for two
years, must have been very disappointed not to be able to be in
attendance that evening.
The Chairman reiterated for the benefit of the three Planning Com-
mission members , Doug Jones, Judy t:akowske, and George Wagner, who
were present, that there would be a presentation of the proposal by
the developers before the Planning Commission, . Kenzie ..Terrace. Task
Force and school district officials which he urged H.R.A. members to
attend and discuss the concerns and comments from representatives of
those groups related to the proposal. The Secretary/Treasurer acknow-
ledged the part the Commission and Task Force had played in bringing
the project to the step in the procedure which had been taken that
evening.
Motion by Vice Chairman Letourneau and seconded by Commissioner
Enrooth to adjourn the meeting at 8 : 35 P.M.
Motion carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Helen Crowe , Secretary
CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
COUNCIL AGENDA
March 22, 1983
8 : 00 P.M.
A. Call to Order.
B. Roll Call.
C. Approval of March 1 , 1983 Council Minutes .
D. Licenses/Permits/Petitions .
E. Presentation of Claims .
1. Verified Claims (2) .
2 . School District #282 $9 , 000 .00 .
3 . Dorsey & Whitney - $2 , 283. 52 .
4 . Boonestroo, Rosene , Anderlik & Associates - $1 ,570 . 00
F. Reports .
1. Council.
a. Mayor Sundland. d. Councilman Marks .
b. Councilman Enrooth, e. Councilman Ranallo.
SC. Councilman Letourneau.
2 . Commissions/Departments/Committees .
a. Liquor Operations Sales Summary - February, 1983 .
b. Police Department Monthly Report - January, 1983 .
C. Police Department Monthly Report February , 1983.
d. Fire Department Monthly Report - February , 1983 .
e. ' Request for Funds - Chemical Abuse Information Committee.
f. Planning Commission Minutes - March 15 , 1983 ..
3. City Manager.
a. Staff Meeting Notes - March 15 , 1983 .
b. Letter from Minnesota Pollution Control Agency , re :
Comments on USATHAMA Study of Ground Water Contamination .
C. A1M Bulletin.
d. Request Appointment to PACAC One Committee.
e. Branch Chipping Program Recommendations .
G. Public Hearings.
1. 8 : 00 P.M.— Proposal for Year IX CDBG Funds .
2 . 8 : 10 P.M. - Proposal for Years VI , VII , and VIII CDBG Funds .
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H. New Business .
1. Resolution 83-023, re: Establishing a fund for the H.R.A.
2 . Application for a new Police Reserve.
3. Ordinance 1983-003 , re: Amendment to the Cable Communications
Ordinance (_1982-009) - lst reading.
I . Unfinished Business . -
1. Quotes for Stinson Watermain Replacement.
2. Quotes for Painting Elevated Water Tower.
J. Adjournment.
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
. COUNCIL MINUTES
March 1 , 1983
Mayor Sundland opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance at
7 : 30 P.M.
Present for roll call : Enrooth, Letourneau, Sundland, Ranallo, and
Marks .
Also present: David Childs, City Manager; Carol Johnson, Finance
Director; Larry Hamer, Public Works Director; Don
Hickerson, Police Chief; and Lee Entner, Fire Chief.
Councilman Marks requested the name of Ken Fredricks to be added to
that of Rick Pfeiffer on Page 2 , paragraph 4 of the Council's Febru-
ary 22nd minutes .
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to
approve as amended the minutes for thE• Council meeting held February
22 , 1983.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to grant
a heating license to Klamm Mechanical Contractors , Inc; cigarette
• licenses to St. Anthony Legion Post #513 and to Country Club Market,
Inc. , as well as a retail 3. 2 off sale beer license to Country Club
Market, Inc. , as listed in the March 1 , 1983 Council agenda.
Motion carried unanimously.
In reference to the application for amusement devices licenses for 4
pinball and 26 video games for the St. Anthony Fun Center, Chief
Hickerson confirmed that his department had recorded only eight calls
or complaints for which offense reports were written at the Center in
the past three years and ten months the establishment had been in
operation. Mayor Sundland noted this included the period of about a
year in which the Council had directed the Police Department to monitor
and report back all such calls or complaints for any of the City.'s
entertainment establishments.
Before the vote on the licenses had been taken, Dennis M. Carlstrom,
1936 Pierce Street N.E. , rose to register a complaint against the
treatment he alleged his 17 year old brother had recently received at
the Fun Center. He told the Council his brother had retained a swollen
elbow when "Mr. Fey had hit him with a cane after grabbing him around
the throat from behind" , and forcibly removing him from the premises ,
telling the youth to "run as fast as you can" .
Mr. Carlstrom acknowledged that his brother had been drinking and that
he himself had not witnessed the incident, .but said he believes Mr. Fey
should have called the police to handle the problem and that such violent
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measures against a juvenile were not justified. The complaintant
further reported going to the Fun Center the next day to talk to
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Mr. Fey where he said, the Center owner had told him his brother was
very intoxicated and that Mr. Fey had witnessed an exchange of money
between him and another customer and .believed the brother "belonged
over at Chick' s Billiards where he (Mr. Fey) wouldn' t have to deal
with him" . Mr. Carlstrom affirmed that a civil complaint had been
filed and the matter was under investigation but said he was present
that evening to give visibility to what he perceives was unnecessary
violence on the part of the Fun. Center owner which should not be
sanctioned by the City.
Mayor .Sundland thanked Mr. Carlstrom for bringing the matter before
the Council_ saying this was the type of input the Council was seeking
when it set up a monitoring system for entertainment establishments .
However, he indicated he perceives the current issue would probably
be resolved in a civil court and the past history of only an average
of two calls or complaints about this operation a year would hardly
justify denying Mr. Fey' s application for licenses at this time.
The Mayor added that he is certain the Fun Center proprietor understands
that too many reports of this type could result in the Council 's taking
a close look before renewing those licenses another time. There was
general agreement that the monitoring program should be continued.
Motion by Councilman Enrooth and seconded by Councilman darks to
approve the amusement licenses listed in the March 1 , 1983 Council
agenda -for the St. Anthony Fun Center at 2907 Pentagon Drive.
• Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to
approve payment of all verified claims listed for March 1, 1983 in
the Council agenda for the same date .
Motion carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported and when he and Councilman Marks meet with Stu
Davis , Assistant Deputy for Multi-Housing for HUD in Washington , D.C. ,
they would be accompanied by administrative staff from Congressmen
Sabo, Sikorski and Vento and Senator Durenburger and Boschwitz '
offices who would lobby the HUD officials for 202 funding for the pro-
posed senior housing in St. Anthony. He said the arrangements had been
made by Congressman Sabo who had talked to the HUD officials in advance
of the meeting since he would be in Houston the day of the meeting .
The information to be provided by Mr. Krier would be delivered to the
Mayor' s office in advance of their departure for Washington, I[ayor
Sundland told Councilman Marks .
The Mayor complimented Carol Johnson on her management of the City 's
investments as reflected in the annual report she had submitted.
Chief Entner was also commended for the comprehensive report he had
prepared on the Fire Department's activities. during 1982. Councilman
• Marks noted the decline in fire calls and arson cases which the Chief
had indicated was 'common for the entire metropolitan area and which
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he attributed to a heightened awareness of fire safety by the public.
Mr. Childs added that Chief Entner had failed to report that the Chief
had been the prime mover towards a joint purchasing venture with as
many as 30 metropolitan communities to purchase by volume with a
resultant cost savings for each municipality. Chief Entner said there
has been a great deal of interest demonstrated in this program but he "
anticipates it would take at least five years to get a really effective
joint venture worked out. However, he said he is now talking to
Columbia Heights and six other communities about the joint purchase of
fire pumpers, which could result in a real savings for St. Anthony
in the meantime.
Councilman Ranallo told the Chief he would probably be invited to
explain the City's success in combining part time with full time fire-
fighters at the League of Cities convention in June and at that time
he would be afforded the opportunity of promoting the joint purchasing
venture before 100 or more municipal officials . The Fire Chief
indicated he would be able to make . the presentation June 15th.
The Manager reported he and Mr. Soth and tor. Krier would be meeting
with the redeveloper the next day to commence negotiations for the
Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project. He then reported an annual
liquor net of $440, 000 for the City in 1982 , which, although lower
than 1981, would probably keep the City in first place among Minnesota
communities again this year.
The February 23rd staff notes were acknowledged and ordered filed.
A copy of the Memorandum of Understanding with Columbia Heights for
engineering services from that city and the proposed resolution which
would authorize the execution of the agreement had been included in
the agenda packet along with the '"anager's recommendation for
adoption. Mr. Hamer indicated he perceives the City would be utilizing
Columbia Heights ' labor and materials to a greater extent this year.
Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to
adopt Resolution 83-021 .
RESOLUTION 83-021
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND
CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE CITY OF COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS AND THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY FOR
SUPPLEMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Motion carried unanimously.
In his February 01th memorandum, the Public Works Director had outlined
the reasons he recommended the proposals from Short-Elliott-Hendrickson,
Inc. , to prepare plans and specifications for painting the inside. and
outside of the elevated water tank and replacing the waterline on
Stinson Boulevard between St. Anthony Boulevard and 30th Avenue N.E.
be accepted and the projects undertaken as soon as the weather permits .
The cost of the tank painting job would run to about $18,000 with
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$1,200 to be paid to the engineering firm for specifications and
• inspections, Mr. Hamer said, and, if the Public Works Department con-
structs, the replacement line , the cost of materials would be $15,000
with 'Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. charging $3,000 for developing
a plan which could be approved by the State Health Department. Fie
said Twin City Testing had indicated the tank should have been .painted
on the inside two years ago and the outside would need to be repainted
in another year or two. Regarding the Stinson watermain, he reported
that there have been two major breaks between 29th Avenue and
St. Anthony Boulevard this spring.
Motion by Councilman Ranallo -and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to
authorize Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. to prepare specifications
for painting the inside and outside of the elevated water tank as
recommended by the Public Works Director.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to
accept the proposal from Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. to prepare
the plans for the waterline replacement on Stinson Boulevard between
St. Boulevard and 30th Avenue N.E. , as recommended by the Public Works
Director.
Motion carried unanimously.
• During the 'Council work session which preceded this meeting , Council
members had discussed at length the proposals from three law firms
to serve as the City' s Prosecuting Attorney. The three , all of whom
were either represented by City residents or had an office in
St. Anthony, were Johnson & Doran, 4111 Central Avenue N.E. ; Edward
J. Hance Law Offices , Ltd . , St. Anthony National Bank Building; and
Popham, Haik, Schnobrich, Kaufman & Doty, Ltd. , 4344 IDS Center .
Bernard Johnson of Johnson & Doty was the only representative present
that evening. .
A system for rating the firms for selection was established. Council-
man Marks indicated he was not rating the firms on professionalism
but rather on their accessibility and the specific person who would
be handling the City ' s prosecutions. With that criteria in mind, he
rated the Johnson firm first, the Hance firm second, and the Haik
firm third.
Councilman Ranallo wanted the option of reappointing the Dorsey firm
to handle the prosecutions left open, but because that firm had not
submitted a proposal , ranked them fourth. The Councilman indicated
his first choice would be the larger firm, represented by Ray Haik, who
had assured the City they would provide quality control for at least
three years, naming one person to handle the City ' s prosecutions ,
with attorneys who are experienced in municipal prosecutions to fill
in for that person whenever necessary. He would rate the Johnson firm
second and the Hance firm third, because of the latter' s lack of
• prosecuting experience.
. Mayor Sundland indicated he was considering accessibi-1jty for the
Police Department when he. rated the Hance firm first based
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his decision on the fact that Mr. Hance had thirteen years experience
• with prosecution law and procedures and had promised to closely super-
vise the case work of the prosecuting attorney he would retain to do
the City 's work. The Haik firm's distance from the City was the reason
the Mayor gave for rating that firm last.
The Hance firm was rated first by Councilman Letourneau for the same
reasons cited by the Mayor, with the Haik firm second, and Johnson
& Doran third.
Councilman Enrooth indicated he would also be interested in retaining
the firm which would be the most accessible to the Police Department
and said he was also very impressed with Mr. Hance's promise to provide
close supervision over any of the cases handled for the City because
he saw the attorney's trial experience as a plus . He rated the. Haik
firm. second and the Johnson firm third.
When the ratings were tabulated, the Hance firm was first with the
other two firms tied for second place.
Motion by Mayor Sundland and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to adopt
the resolution which designates Edward J. Hance Law Offices , Ltd. as
prosecuting attorneys for the City of St. Anthony for the period
commencing May 1, 1983, and ending April 30 , 1984 , and to further direct
the City Manager to set up a procedure with the Dorsey firm whereby ,
there would be a reasonable transition and case disposal of existing
• prosecutions.
RESOLUTION 83-022
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING A PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY FOR THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
Voting on the motion:
Aye: ' Sundland, Enrooth, and Letourneau.
Nay : Marks and Ranallo.
Motion carried.
Mr. Childs indicated all changes which had been suggested for the new
Sign Ordinance had been made in the document included in the Council
agenda for its third reading for adoption.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to adopt
Ordinance 1983-001.
ORDINANCE 1983-001
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SIGNS; AMENDING
SECTION 430 OF THE 1973 CODE OF ORDINANCES
• Motion carried unanimously.
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• Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to
adjourn the meeting at 8: 25 P.M.
Motion carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Helen Crowe, Secretary
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Licenses/Permits, etc.
March 18, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Licenses for
Other
March 22, 1983 Council Approval
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Lila Johnson, License/Billing Clerk
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT:
Bingo License Amusement Devices
American Legion Post #513 Treasure Island (Triamco) , Proctor, MN
(18 devices)
Bowling Alley Cheryl Strenger Corp. dba Chick's
St. Anthony Lanes , Inc. Billiards (20 devices)
Minneapolis Bowl -O-Mat , Inc. St. Anthony Lanes (8 devices)
Vending Cigarette
• St. Anthony Lanes , Inc. Cheryl Strenger Corp. dba Chick's
Larry' s Wash ( laundry) Billiards
Minneapolis Bowl-O-Mat , Inc. St. Anthony Lanes
Minneapolis Bowl-O-Mat , Inc.
Heating Olson 's Superette, Inc.
SG Coffee Shop Inc. (4001 Stinson)
A-ABC Appliance & Heating Co. Total Automotive Inc. dba Apache Mobil
Vincenzo' s Inc.
Service Station Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board/
Total Automotive Inc. dba Apache Express Gross Golf Course
Lube (4000 Silver Lake Road) Red Owl Stores Inc. (2550 Hwy. 88-
2508 38th Ave. )
On Sale 3.2 Beer
Wine
Minneapolis Bowl-O-Mat , police OK Vincenzo' s Inc. , police OK
American Legion Post 513, police OK
Vincenzo' s Inc. , police OK Off Sale
Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board/
Gross Golf Course, police OK - Red Owl Stores , Inc. (2550 Hwy. 88-
St. Anthony Lanes Inc. , police OK - 2508 38th Ave. ) , police OK
-Insurance attached
• CITY MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS :
........CITY................of... .....ANTHONY
'*tate of Iffinntgota, ........... ................................................
County of..........HENNEPIN/RAMSEY, .4pplication No. .................... ..............
Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at-Retail.
The undersigned resident...... of the 7....... ..................CITY...................of........S.T.. ANTHONY.........................
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY
in the cotinty of................. ......................................................... State of Minnesota, HEREBY .M.4KE.... .4PPLIC.1-
TIO.N* FOR LICENSE to be issued to.. ........ ....*"**.......""......... ....... .............
to sell ci6arettes and cigarette papers and wrappers at retail at....................... ........................ ......................................
................................................. .......*.......**............
in the...... ....CITY... . .. .......of,--ST.*.....ANT, ,HONY,,*,****,,**,*... .....in said county and state for the term of
I ONE YEAR.........................., beginning with the.............. ............day of..............MArqh.......................................
............ .........ONE
..... . . .. ........ I....... .
19......83, subject to the lases of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
..................CITY...........................of...........ST......ANTHONY................................pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit ...
$ ..................in payment of the fee therefor,
'at' .... ...........t1li
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Dated .. ..... . .. ................
$12.00 Non Machine sales
$12.00 _Machine Sale, unless--- - ----- ..........
licensee has non machine license
in which case fee is $8 .00 machine.
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Form 281—Applicnliuu for I.i—n-toSe11('igareLt0!4 at Ita".Isil (Chapter:1,4).Lawpf I t#a I ) %filit-r-Davis Co..Minneapolis
C ITY ...........ANTHONY............................
6tate of Amfinne5otap ........................of.. ST.
Co,inty of_.......HENNEPIN/RAMSEY- Application .No. ....... ....... .... ..............
Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
7'ht• rijqdcrsti,�ticd resident...... of the....... .. .. ..... ........CITY... .............of.-.....ST. . ANTHONY..........
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY B .11.410E .. .4PPLIC.1-
ill file county of .............. ........................... , State of Minnesota, TIERF l*
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TIO.VFOR LICE.VSE to be issued to. .......64- ...... . ..............................................
to scil vi._L�;arettes and cifarette papers and wrappers at retail at........................ ...... ....... ............
..... . . ............ ............... ........ .......... .... ................................ . . ...... ......................................I............
in the ...CITY.. -ST. ANTHONY- in said county and state for the ter-rn of
ONE YEAR befflnnin6 with the. .,... of .......March
.19' 83, vibject to the lairs of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
. Q ITY..................... .....of...........ST......ANTHONY-....... . .............. .pertainind.thereto. and herewith deposit
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$12 . 00 Non Machine Sales
$12'. 00 Machine Sale, unless
licensee has non machine license
in which case fee is $8 .00 machine.
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CITY................of...ST.�.....ANTHONY.............................
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County of..........HENNEPIN/RAMSEY............. .application .No.................................................
�! Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail- -
The undersigned resident...... of the.........................................CITY....................of........S.T......ANTHONY.........................
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY
iin the, county of__............ I....................I.................................. , State of Minnesota, HEREBY J1.aICE...... .aPPLIC.1-
I Mi.nneapol. .s....Bowl.-0-Mat. .s...is�. .•.........................................................:..............
TI�1.1" FUIi LICENSE to be assued to.........
Apache Shopping Pl,aza,
to sell cliNrettes and cigarette papers and wrappers at retail at..........:..............................._.......................................................
_. , Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421
,
in th.e-. __..........CITY..........:.._........_.of....ST- -ANT-HONY............... ..........in said county and state for the term, of
ONE YEAR:......................... with the.............1
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19.....8:3, subject to the laws of the State of .Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
...........................of...:.......S.T......ANTHONY............:....................pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit ....
$ 12.00..............................in payment of the fee therefor.
�ated..March..9. 1.c)g:3........... .................., 1J............ Minne.. ....�.i......Row1..- -. ...t.�...Inc..
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$12. 00 Non Machine Sales
! $12.00 Machine Sale nless bv:
•i icensee as non-mac1-ine license--- R, 11 yne S ...u urg, Assistant Tre surer
in which case fee is $8 .00 machine.
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CITY...:,............of....ST•....ANTHONY........................'....
i 6tate of Binnegota,
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County of.__.....HENNEP.IN/R . EY............. .r4pplication No.................................................
Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
The undersigned resident...... of the.........................................CITY....................of........S.T......ANTHONY........................
,
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY
in the county of.............. .. ......................................................., State of Minnesota, HEREBY -VAKE...... .4PPLIC.4-
ITIOX FOR LICENSE to be issued to.:'.......................................::......:.............................................................................................................
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i to sell ri.!'arettes and cigarette pipers and wrappers at retail at.........................................._........................:..............................
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in the_.... ..........CITY....-.........._...........of....ST,......ANTHONY............................in said county and-state for the,term of
ONE
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. I 19..._83, subject to the lairs of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
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i ......CIT...Y............................of...........S.T......ANTHONY.....................:...........pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit ...
U...........zn' payment of the fee therefor. ST. ANTHONY LANES, IIV
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2654 KENZIE TERRACE
Dated....................::..::::..:..:.::,...::: ....� .`..:, 19. , .............. BAPALIB 18, 1 ,
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$12. 00 les ,
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<1i 12.00 Machine Sale, unless ............ •
censee as non mac ine license �.
in which case fee is $8 . 00 machine.
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CITY.................of...ST.. ANTHONY.............................
btate-of Ainne' s;ota,
County of..........HENNEPIN/RAMSEY............. .4pplication No....:............................................
Application for License w-Sell Cigarettes at Retail
The undersigned resident...... of the.........................................CITY...................of........S.T......ANTHONY............. .......
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY it -e of Minnesota, HEREBY .31.4KE...... .4PPLIC.1-
the county of.... . .... .. . ............................................. State
TIOX FOR LICENSE to be issued to....
to sell cigarettes and cigarette papers and wrappers at retail at...4.013Q...........S.1.'M V.
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in the. ...............CIT-Y.........................of....ST......ANT-HONY............................in said county and state for the term of
ONE YEAR .. ......... .' beginning with the.............. .............day of..............mazp.h.......................................
...... .................... .......
19......83 P subject to the laivs of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
...................C.ITY...........................of...........S.T......ANTHONY.................................pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit
..............in payment of the fee re or.
.... ... ...................... ............................................ .............................................
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1 $12 .00 Machine Sale, unless ..... ...................................................................
licensee has non machine 'license
in which case fee is $8 . 00 machine.
3/15/83 thru 3/15/84
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CITY of...§T.!...ANTHONY
6tate of Ainneq;OM ...........*.................. ANTHONY.............................
.4pplization No............................. ................
County of..........HENNEPIN/P-AM. EY..............
A lication for License-to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
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The undersiened resident,..... of the...................... ...........CITY...................of........S.T.-.ANTHONY......................
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY
in the county of ......I........................................................ State of Minnesota, HEREBY M.4KE...... APPLIC.4-
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10.1' FOR LICENSE to be issued to.............................................................
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papers and wrappers at retail at..........!VP 9/...... ...................I....................
to sell cigarettes and cigarette
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in the, .....CITY . . ... ...........of....ST.......ANTHONY..........................ia said county and state for the term of
ONE YEAR
........... ................................ ....... beginning with the...... - J5............day of..............MAKC.h.......................... .. ....
19. .83, subject to the laces of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
...................
CITY...........................of...........S.T......ANTHONY.................................pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit ...
$ ....... .......... .In payment of the fee therefor.
....... .... I
Dated. ....... ............................................. ..... .. . .. ... ......r.............
$
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0
0 Machine Sale, unless .. ... _274........ ...........
$1 00
has non machine license ...... .
in which case fee is $8 .00 machine.
3/15/83 thru 3/15/84
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Form'.1h I—A pph,7utim,for I.ifvra—to Se II Cigurettt!%at Rvcai I.(Chapter 3N2.La%.4 of I U.5 I 1 %till.-r-Davis Co..Minneapolis
CITY...... of ST. ANTHONY
. ....... ....... ... . ... .... ....
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btate of linnee;otat
............ - ................
Corint.y of. .......HENNEPIN/RAMSEY., .4pplication, Vo.
Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail.
Thr- undersiIned resident..... of the............ ....... C.IT Y.... ........of......ST. .ANTHONY.........
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY
State of Minnesota, HEREBY 11�410E 4PPLIC.1-
ill the county of ............... ......................
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PloY FOR LICE.,VSE to be issued to ..........I............... ............ .........I...........................................................
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to sell vi.,-orettes and ci�javette papers and ivrapper8 at retail at.......3� 7?..... . .........
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in the CITY.. ..-.Of-..ST. ANTHONY.--. ............ ...in said county and state for the tern•). of
ONE YEAR - .. ....15 .....day of .........March ... ....
..... ......... .. beginning with the.. .. .. ........
19. .8 3 subject to the laws of the State of Alinnesota, and the ordinances a.nd regulations of said
... .....CITY............. .........of........ST.....ANTHONY- .... .....pertaining; thereto. and herewith deposit
$ in payment of the fee therefor.
Dated.._..... 19. .3 .... ...... ..............
$12- 00 Non machine sales
$12.00 Machine Sale, unless .............................................. ................. ..... ......... . .....
licensee has non machine license
,in which case fee is $8 .00 machine.
3/15/83 thru 3/15/84
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Form 28 1—Applicntioo f..r Li.ruW:to 811 Cjganates at H�;ail.(Chapter 382.Lae.+i.f W51 I Alillrr-Davie Co..Minneapolis
Mate of Ainnezota, .. ..........CITY
................of..ST......ANTHONY..............................
County of..........HENNEPIN/RAMSEY............ .application JVo.. ... ................. .
................
~ Application• for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
Thy undersi<!ned resident. .. of the ......... .. ..... ''X.....................of.. .....ST. ANTHONY.... .....
.
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY
irr the county of .................. ..............................r State of .Minnesota, IIEPF.BY" X.410E .. ..1PPLIC.1-
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TI0.1' I'C/1,' LICI A"SE to be issued to.. ..�!'t.c....C`.Zef�/ .S I''Tle .... .D� ..... ....D /f�. .. ... . ...C//.��/2�rGCj
to sell vi- arcttcs and ci!arettc papers and wrappers at retail at.....s�3..3� ../ !' /�tq . ."/f/. ..., ...
.. ..'...!....n.... ......................................... . /...... .... ................ _...
in the CITY.. of...ST ANTHONY .....................in said county and state for the tern'. of
ONE YEAR beginning with the........ . 15 day of ... ......March r
19...83 srr.bjeet to the lo.ms of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
...... ..CITY.................... ......of.. ........S.T.....:ANTHONY.................... .........pertaining thereto. and herewith deposit.
in payment of the fee therefor.
Dated . ...... ....... ... ... 19............
................_........ ......_,.._.......... ...................................................
$12. 00 Non Machine Sales
-512. 00 Machine Sale, unless
licensee has non machine license f/
in which case fee is $8 . 00 machine.
3/15/83 thru 3/15/84
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......... CITY .. of ST.___. .ANTHONY.......................
........................ ..... ....
6tate of affifinne5ota,
Coifnty of. IIENNEPIN/RAMSEY. ✓4pplication No. . .......... . . . ...........
Application"for" License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
Thy' undcvsi!1?icd resident...... of the ....... .. .. ...... _-CITY..................of...._ST. -ANTHONY........... .
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY BY 11.49E .. .4PPLIC.1-
ill the vol(rdy of .. .............................................. State of Alinnesota, IIERF
TIOX F(j1,' LICENSE to be issued to -W _P.... -TA(.0.......... ..................... ..............
to soil c-byarettes and cigarette papers and scrappers at retail at... - ..... . .. .. ..I.. ............... ... ....
.. .... ............................................. ..
.... .............................................................
in the _CITY. --of ST. ANTHONY. i.n said county and state for the terin. of
ONE YEAR bedinnind with the....... -15 day of March
... .. .......... .. ........ ... P
l'o.. 83, s;nbject to the laws of the State of Vinnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
ST.....ANTHONY. .....pertaininJ thereto. and herewith deposit
........ ........;;..................of....
$ Via.:00 ... in paYntent of the fee there-for.
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Dated........ ........ . ...... ....?
C$12.00 Non machine Sales >
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. . .......... .. ....
$_ET._0_U Machine Sale, unless .. ..........
licensee has non machine license
in which case fee is $8 .00 machine.
3/15/83 thru 3/15/84
2 MR 15 10 A 1 2-000K
/ SERVICE STATION LICENSE.
btatc Of Binutgotat. I 3/15/83 to 3./15/84
$10. 00 for station & 1 hose
( ..n,►t,t /'__Hennepin/Ramsey plus $5.00 for ea addl hose
TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF 7'11E... ...._..,......CITY .....
UI•' ST . ANTHONY _.,,,,....,IX &110 ('OI".1'TY . XI) .ST.ITE:
......... . ...... .. .......
The umdvrs !!m,d for a llc-cast, to ri►rrl/ on tlIN I„/sinem.s of .c_-
SERVICE STATION
. ... ...........I............. .......... ..... ►t.... .._..... ... .. .._........... _...........................................-.......
in, Ill,•_ .. _.... ... ...CITY ��/'. ST.. ...ANTHONY...... .. .... ...............i,l. saw cl,an,ty a,►►I stale for the,
tv'r,,, „/............ONE.. YEAR /'rod,►. thr Ilt►te Iwrco/•• ..-►►hjc t la the laicsuJ'Xinne-violet and the
ordinances of said.. _...-.. _..-_: a,►!I Jl, rv'Irill, t•'nd�rs 5... � /....... ..........us tits, lir'•u,. e
CITY
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CO. _.NAME OO...N 1 uAEk f P,►cE ESIS.BE
ADDRESS : 4
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_ . . -..PHONE...-NO..; ... . ... ��._.- .........
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CUSTOMER S.IGNATURE:\
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AMUSEMENT DEVICES
btate of Iflinnezota, sx. $25. 00 per device
HENNEPIN
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business~ of...............................................................
...............A��DSED�E0T_D2�7I<�2S ______�C_______.`_____________________________________
| in th«--- ...............CITY.....................vf-......ST~-.,MTHON-Y......................................i" said county and state for the
term of...........................ON.E. YEAR jrorn. the date hereof, subject to the laws of Mi esota and I,
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LIST ,A~^^IN^~S ^~^~.^...~^^~. COMPANY NAME: ..
. Minneapolis' .".. .,... ^..
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ALL BILLIARD TABLES REMOVEO IN DECEMBER 1982. ....... .......
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Cou'aty of,.....HENNEPIN ............� 3/15/83 to 3/15/84
...........................:.................
TO T11E.............CITY COUNCIL CITY
.. . ............................................................OF TIIE..........................................................................................................
OF............................S.T......AN.THONY................................................................................................X SAID COUNTY' .9ND ST.4TE:
The Undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of................................•.. °`,,,,•.,,.,•,..,.,..•,.,•
AMUSEMENT DEVICES at
in the............................CITY.........................of...........ST......ANTHON.Y......................................in said county and state for the
ONE YEAR
terni. o f.............................................................................f rom. the date hereo f,
, .subject to the laws of.Minnesota and the
ordinances of said,........................ T.Y...................... and herewith tenders ...v.....as the license
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t fee therefore.........................................................................................................................................................
L�............................................................
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LIST MACHINES LICENSES: COMPANY NAME:
..................................................... ......................................................................................................
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&,qc..4 ......AaY.7.-......... ADDRESS SL ANTHONY LANES, INC
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T. r�.Pis.-7 ... .. .......... ..,i ............. ONE.:...., PW -I&..�..
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OFFICERS SIGNATURE:
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AMUSEMENT DEVICES LIMIT (20)
eotatC Of AnnC20tat $25. 00 each
Cou.?atq of„"..-Hennepin/Ramsey
. LICENSE DATES 3/15/83-3/15/84
CITY COUNCIL
TO THE.........................................................................................................OF THE...................
........:..C.Z '.Y.............................................................
OF.............. .....ST.......AN.THONY...........................................""......................................................... N S✓!ID COUNTY d1.,V'D ST.4TE:
The u.ndersianed hereby applies for a license to cam on the business of......"".................. ............""..............".
AMUSEMENT DEVICES........................at..............2"533-3.5...Harding...St...NE..............................................................
..... ..I.... ...............
in the
.............................CITY.......................of......................ST.,.....b1NT"HON.y...........................in said county and state for the
tern of......." ONE YEAR from the date hereof, subject to the laws of.Minnesota and the
ordinaUces of said.........................CITY.................................; and herewith tenders $..5.0.Q...0.0....................as the license
feetherefore...................................................................................................................................................................................
...........................................
................. .............................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................
COMPANY BUSINESS NAME:
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I `"W? $25-. 00 per device
Gorr.nty of..... HENNEPIN... .................................... .. 3/15/83, t0 3/15/84
OF'TH ........................... .TO T11F.............C ITYCOUNCIL C..TY
... ................................................
OF............................S.T......AN.THQNY..'...........................................................0.........................*LIV 1D C'OC�JI^T Y' R✓YD ST 2TE:
iIThe undersigned hereby �iylies for a license to carry on the business of...............................................................
AMUSEMENT DEVICES
...........................................................:..................at........................................ ....................................................................
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in t.hr.........................:...CITY.........................��f...........ST......ANTH.ONY..........�l.........................in said county and state for the
ONE YEAR
iterns, of........................ ...........................................,........front the date hereof, subject to the laws of Minnesota and the
ordinances of said.........................CITY..................................; and herewith tenders 54 10..........................
....as the license
fee therefore ...................................................................................................
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............... .............,......
LIST MACHINES LICENSES• COMPANY NAME: .
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ADDRESS Z2V- 5^d�a�
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btate.• of Ainnegota, $10-.00 per Lane
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County of_.__.....HEN.N/RAMSEY .. - March 15, 1983 to -March 15, 1984
TO TIfE CITY COUNCIL OF THE.....................CIT..Y...............................................................
................................................................................
OF........S T.:.. N'r.I .Q�T.Y.........:...........'.................................................................................................IN S.4I D COUNTY' .4,V'D
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The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of..........:.....................................................
...............BOWLING........................................................at............................................Apache....P.1.a-za.................................................
................
in the..........................C.ITY..........................of.....S.T......AN.THONG'............................................in said county and state for the
term of...............ONE YEAR..................._..............from the'date hereof, subject to the laws of.Min7Le.sota and the
ordina-nees of said............CITY................. ...........; and herewith tenders $.360.00 as the license
fee therefore......_�li n.neapol i s Bowl-0.-Mat, Inc,
....................._................Apache...Shoppi n�1...Pl.aza.............................................................. '
M.i n.nea.p9..1..i.s.. Mi.nne.5.o.t.a.......5.5!�.Z.l...................................................................................................:......................:....
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flailing Address: ADDRESS
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c/o Treasurer's O ffice........................................PHON.E....NO...............................................................................
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1�.�.2...'N.
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Baltimore, OFFICERS SIGNATURE:
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btdte Of tTI�e�O�� $10.00 per ;Lane
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B ' �•��• March 15
j ( 1983 to March 15, 1984
C'on.nty of.....................HENNEP.IN.........................
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TO THE.....................CITY....0 OUNCIL.................:.......................OF TIIE....................CITY
OF......ST...ANTHONY....:...................................................................................................................ICY SJID COUNTY' .1./VD STATE:
The mndersisned hereby applies for a license to, carry on the business of.....................................
BOWLING LANES 2654 Kenzie Terrace
at................
in the................................C.1'ZY.....................(if...........ST.,....ANTHONY......................................in said county and state for the
term of.................ONE.,.,YEAR.. from the.date hereof, .subject to the larus of Minnesota and the
ordinances of said..........C.ITY. ....as the license
......................................................: and hererui,tla tenders 5... .e�.Q.�..(�.V......
feetherefore............................._...........................................................................................................................................................
......................................................................................
. AN1E...OF....BUS INESS....................................... f
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................................................................................................................................................. DDRESS.............. ..
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IIMtEAPOLIS 18. UWAMMS
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Laundry $8 .00 per mach up to $100
per location
i btate of Olin'neota, Vending $8 .00 per machine
Henn/Ramsey jY� Newspaper Vending $5.00 per maclnne
"`►"-t� of................... Rack Mtd: $2.00 per machine NO FO
CITY COONCIL.........................................OF' THE...............C,ITY........................
TO THE........................................ .
OF.......................ST. ....ANTHONY.,..................................................................................................IX SAID COUA*TY' ✓XD STJTE:
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The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of................................................................
VENDING at Apache Shopping P1 aza, Mi nneanol i s, Minnesota
.................................................................................................
.......................................................................................................................................................
iin the..............................CITY..... ................of.......................ST.-....ANTHON.Y..........................i.►t saitl county and state_ for the
ONE YEAR
from the date hereof, subject to the laws of.Minnesota and the
lt
ordi►utaces of said.......................CITY...............................
ta�ul cretvitlt tenders 5..24-nn..........................as the license
fee t:l ter efore..........Minnea.pol. .S...Bowl-O-t atx...I.np....................................................................:............................................................
Apache Shopping Plaza ..................
....... ...: ..........................................................................................................
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 COMPANY NAME:
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.................... .......................................................................................................................LOCAT-ION.:.........................................
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Mailinq address:
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c/o Treasurer's Office PHONE NO:
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1112 'd. Rollinq Rnad
..........................................................................................................................OFFICERS....
.SIGNAtf'URE..:.....................
Baltimore, Maryland and 21228 ..................................
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l. ..Bowler's Aid Machine
............................._........_.....:........................................................._..........................................................._...............
1 Ball Cleaner
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..............................................
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1 - Fun & Games Machine
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inne n.l..i.....Bowl.._. . ' at.'....Inc
March 9 , 1983 by:
2 u.CRO avne S aus urn_ , Assistant Tr ea urer.
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Laundry $8 .00 per mach up to $100
btate, Of Alinneota per location
r (s� per $8.00 per machine
Henn/Ramsey Newspaper Vending $5.00 per machine
Rack Mtd: $2.00 per machine NO FOOD
TOTHE...................CITY...COUNCIL..........................................OF THE...............C.I TY.........................................................
of.......................ST.-....ANTHONY..:......:...........................................................................................IX SWO COU.VTY' .4✓YD STRTE:
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The wulersi6raed hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of............................................:
...................
VENDING
.................................................................................................a t...........................................................................................
............................................................
in the..............................CITY.....................of.......................ST-....ANTHONY.........................in, said county and state for the
ONE YEAR
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term of..........................................................................from, the date hereof, subject to the laws of.dfinnesuta oral the
ordin auces of said.......................CITY..................................; and herewith tenders $......... . . ��:.......as the license
feetherefore............. .........................---...........................-- ....................................
..............................
............................................................................
COMPANY NAME:
.............................................................................................
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......, .... ... ........_. .. .... . :. ....,.............................................:...................................LOCAT•ION..........SL ANTHONY...1AN€S;.4. :...
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PHONE NO• - POL18 18. ti~4IMdWT I
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Laundry $8 . 00 per mach up to $100
per location
btate Of Ahnne0ta, Vending $8.00. per machine
Henn/Ramsey (1 �� Newspaper Vending $5.00 per machine
cduutyof........... ................... ..... ......-..............................1 I
1 Rack Mtd: $2.00 per machine NO FO
CITY COUNCIL
TO THE.........................................................................................................OF THE...............C,IT..Y.........:...........................................
.......................
OF.......................ST......ANTHONY..:..................................................................................................ICY S.1ID COU.1°Tr .40V'D ST.✓1TE:
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of................................................................
VENDING
.................................................................................................a t............................................................................................
...........................................................
in the..............................CITY......................of........................ST.......ANTHON.Y.-*....................in said county and state for the
ONE YEAR
term Of..............................................................................front the date hereof, subject to the laws of.Minnesota and the
ordinances of said.......................CITY.....:..............................; and herewith tenders $...........................................as the license
feetherefore.............:.......................................................................................................................................................................
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COMPANY NAME:. �.'.?
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BINGO LICENSE APPLICATION
btate Of Ninneota, �'` March 15, 1983 to March 15, 1984
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Corr.rr,ty of.,.,..,. HENN FEES : 200.00
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TOTHE..............CITY...COUNCIL...............................................OF THE...................CITY..........................................................................
OF.......................................ST*.....ANT-HONY....................................................................................ITV S.4ID COU.VTF /4., VD ST.4TE:
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of................................................................
BINGO at 2701 Kenzie Terrace
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CITY ST ANTHONY
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and state for the
teen of........................ONE....YEAR........................from the date hereof, subject to the laws of Minnesota and the
CITY 200.00
ordinances of said......................................_................................. and herewith tenders $...........................................as the license
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hereby appl.i a license for the term of..._...� —.—..______._..._.___...._.....�.i...._......
day of...__�_. Z �h.......__.__._..,18._G 3 to cell
At EetaU Only,Non-Intoxicating Malt Idgaora,
ae the same are defHmd.by faro.for�artrYgU7 ""Or.those e`ertata/ F ym 0 th
to e _......._.........._..
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deeeribed as follow, tomltr__._.__._M_. —_
�r/7�'/iFoi� �fir�eiziC�.�✓ �e���o/! o1`ST S/� `
at whichp said 4;?Uea"_
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and to that end repreasot._..aad date....as follows:
That said appltoanl.....___.._......._.� _...__dtt..........of the Uniled States;of Qood moral ehamater
and repute;and ha ...attatnad the ads of 81 pare;that.....................................__....................proprletar........af the
establiehmens for which the lloense will be imued if this application is drante&
Drat no maoufaeturer of such non-Wozicatiad malt liquors has any oronarshtp,iaa whole or to part.
In said bualosss of said appUaaM._m any latemd thavla;
That sold opplieaae__wwWU__AW application 'a>Al errb/ed to all the laws of the State of
dlinneada and the ordinance and roduiatione of a�_/'. 7`�/
applicable thereto,which are hereby mode a part hereof and henby acne_.-to ob..and obey the same;
•-..^•.�.--•--.—•.. �• ar..rnss asv.aal�etr
It w.at loci I.W Wbeq �—
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Each applicant further state that he is nat ems the holder of,nor has he mado application for,nor
doh he intend to make applloatioo for a Fedora&Retail Dealer's Spedal tae damp for the sale of
ta"Vimtind liquor.
Dated- 18. L -- —---___..._.............._...
P. 0.dddaces.__...---._..-.._....-.-._.. ...............
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GENERAL LIABILITY GUARANTY NATIONA:: IN:iIRANCE COMPANY
No Sl i n43746 =r r_EWOUD. CU-RADO
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C:)Item 1. Named Insured and Arc:-
A" `hW " (No.,Stree :ry,Conmt• Stei.
J4»Y1fI M 100M Pftt 123
X2701 K=T.40 Te!•rSOM
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Item 2. Policy Period: (Mo. Day YF,
From 2/"/W to
12:01 A.M.,standard time at th d, the named insured as nere n.
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The named insured is r ,
11 Individual F� Partnersh)- ❑ Corpora'.cr !-_ nVenture ®Other; --
Busness of the named insured is: (1—ir, 'r -- Auor' 'iriod-Annual,unless othervvisr 91TCR BELOW)
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Item 3. The insurance atlordedd is orlly ^''"^''"+rp,,pect to the CovE-?,e "a tfs) ir.- n?'ec . ;•N by specific premium chargr, rC attached to and forming a part of
this nolicv.
Coverage Part(s) Coverage Afvaxe Part(s) Coverage Advance
t Part No(s). Premiums Part No(s). Premiums
S =-Jessional liability Insurance S
S iMe'_ w,;fs*and Contractors'liability S
Completed Operations and Products liability S l,^Contractor's Protective liab l r, S
Insurance •�_ ��
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J Do%. .andlards'and Tenants'Liability S
Comprehensive General Liability Insurance �_ ) S'� 1 +ice
Comprehensive Personal Insurance _ r _ S•: • Ov Pert'.•,; nwry Liability Insurance S
C Pot','-: ..Surgeons'and Dentists' Prch,: S
Contractual Liability Insurance —,.-..t�f, �=.
Druggists'Liability Insurance �� /Insurance
EIPV31or Collision Insurance Pfemr,t Medical Payments Insurance S
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Farm Employers'liability and Farm EmpinV _ »'< r.zectiveandH ghv`ayLiab l,tylnsura� -
Medical Payments Insurance fork Department of Transporlat.o
Farmer's Comprehensive Personal lnsuranF• t qr%-�
G tuftrttper'sInsurance I $
Farmer's Medical Payments Insurance / f
s 1t4 � Lla�i2itjr 6 .5736 =
ft== 1610.00
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Form num ers of endorsements.
other than those entered on S
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Coverage Partlsl,attached at issue • GUM _..
Total Advance Pfem*m for this policy.t
If the Policy Period is more than one voal W4 the premium is to be paid in installments, premium is payable on:
Effective Date 1st Anniversary 2nd Anniversary
Countersigned:
SL. POOL M 1/21/83 do
Not applicable in Texas By ~ ___
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estate of Amelota'..
cou"r 0j_�Hennepin/Ramsey CITY ...op_ ST. ANTHONY.-...
Tothe...... .........:..............of the.............9UX.................of...... .......
• ...............I............................................................................State of Minnesota:
VINCENZO'S INCORPORATED
hereby aM---for a Ua-w for 0-term of-- ONE YEAR ......
from tha- of_..__.XARCN...............................19.83-to MU
At Retail Only,Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquors,
at the eavw am dafts"by Saw,for ommumption"O-r'than certain prowbi'm in
doem-lbed as fallow, to-wit:_
2527. Harding St. N.E., MP1s, MN 55418
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and to that end rvpresm*-_G"f as follows:
That a"applicant................
--w-shadUzen Of the United states;of good moral chameter
and repute;and ha...__attaLned As ais of 01 years;that -he/she............................proprietor of the
astabliehment for whiah,the lwmw will be inued it this application ia frante&
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That no manufacturer of such non-intoxioatitzi malt liquors has any ownw*W,in what*or ub part,
ht said budimn of said appUawd-or any lnt~OW-1a;
That said applicant vlake this applivagm pursuant and eubjed to all the laws of the Btate of
after ww"and the onlinanow and reffulatimm of
applicable thereft,which are hereby made a part hereof,and hereby aim--to obwrue and obey the same;
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Each applicant further data that he(a not mow the hokler of,nor hat he made application for,nor
dow he intend to make application for a FaferW Retail A'&W@ SPWW tax stamp for the Sato of
in"xioaginj liquor.
March 11, 83 VINCENZO'S INCORPORATED
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2527 Harding ST NE
P. O. Jddmw_.__._
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AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY COMPANY
HOME SE-(VICE CE"'JER Progressive Casualty Insurance Co.
HERRMANN AGEI`dCY Effective 12:01 am 3-28- , 19 83
51? CENTRAL AVE. N.E. Expires ® 12:01 am ❑ Noon_ 4-28— , 19 8
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55414 ❑This binder is issued to extend coverage in the above named
378.2291 company per expiring policy#
(exow as rated Demo►
NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS OF INSURED Descripdon of Operadom'Vehicles/Prop"
Vincenzots, Inc. On premise sales of wine and 3.2 beer
2527 Harding St. N.E.
St. Anthony, MN 55418-
Type and Location of Property Coverage/Perils/Forms Amt of inuwance Ded. x`
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Type of Insurance Coverage/Forms Limits of Liabil'
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1 ❑Scheduled Form ❑Comprehensive Form Bodily Injury $ $
A ❑ Premises/Operations Property
B ❑ Products/Completed Operations Damage $ $
L ❑Contractual Bodily Injury&
1 ❑Other (specify below) Property Damage
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Y ❑ Med. Pa $ Per Per
Person Acudent
❑Personal Injury ❑ A ❑ B ❑ C Personal Injury $
A Limits of Liabil'
U ❑Liability ❑ Non-owned ❑ Hired Bodily Injury (Each Person) $
T ❑Comprehensive-Deductible $ Bodily Injury(Each Accident) $
0 ❑Collision-Deductible $
M ❑Medical Payments $ Property Damage $
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8 ❑Uninsured Motorist $
1 O No Fault (specify): Bodily Injury &Property Damage
L ❑Other (specify): ! Combined $
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❑ WORKERS' COMPENSATION — Statutory Limits(specify states below) ❑ EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY — Limit $
SPECIAL CONDITIONS/OTHER COVERAGES : Liquor libility, 50/100/10 Bodily Injury and Property Damage
50/100 Loss of means of support
Binder issued pending receipt of renewal of policy #GA 3777262 expiring 3-28-83•
NAME AND ADDRESS OF ❑ MORTGAGEE ❑LOSS PAYEE ❑ADD'L INSURED
LOAN NUMBER
k .ct.►� 3/9/83
Signature of Authorized Representative Date
ACORD 75(11-77)
xwftd_awuAmAtuaw-aw,rnab&L on.Lou) 1-w.o..rb.aou
MUM"ON SAM" AS?
Mate of An 24ta,
coW#Tr OF Hennepin/Ramsey City Op St. Anthony_.,...,,_
To the..... ..............................4d Ilik.....cAxy..........................Gf.At%..MKhRaX................
...........................................................................................State of Minnesota:
hereby appLlcalar a Waxes for go,term qf__=a_*aar_
trdm go.15th -_..day 198_3 to OU
At Retail Only,Non Intox=tmg Malt Uqwz%
as W same am deflned by 1mv,for eansamption"Or'(have certain promised In Me
St. Anthony
deverized as fasaw& io-wis:_ El N.E. SAnson Blvd.
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and to that end represual.-and st4M.-A&foUaws:
27w*said +a A --gillson.......vf the United Stated;of load moral eharadtr
and repute;and MA-90 of 91 years, ................. the
establishment for which the liamse wlU be Lawd If this appIleattan is granted.
That no mmm/adirer of ez&A non4niaxicatinj malt Uquwv has any MunamhAp,in Whole ar IA part,
in said business of said applicaat-,v any Wwvd admix;
2Vw#said applioant-arw&kv.-Ale application pursuant and subjed to all the laws of the State of
Afln,nesaft and the ordinances and rejulattane of .........
applItable thereto.which are hereby made a part hereof,and hereby afres-to observe and obey the same;
ak-mw wj_ A...A a wkd-d
Zaah,applicant further skitas that he to not mw W A014hr of,nor has he made application for,nor
don he Intend to malty apptian"for a FsdvmJ Betall DeaWe Speda tax stamp for the sale of
Marsh ?5 1983 Pizza Huts of the MMt w at, Inc.
William C. Ferril - Pr-sident
P. O.
Minneapolis. 14N 55435
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NAME AND ADDHES± Or ACINCY - - -
COMPANIES"AFFORDING COVERAiltm,
Financial Guardian Ins. Agengs Iac.
P.O. Box 576 LETR COMPANY A.
LETTER �If
Wichita, ES 57201 -
COMPRON
LETTER B . r;• 'i'
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED
COMPANY _: r
LETTER
nma Huts of the ft"u"111l>iat I=.• D
4840 V. 77th St.t Mite 196, LTER COMPANY
LETTER .h;
l eapolis, HN 55435 E
COMPANY .x , w
LETTER- ,I� k� c• -.r s:;! } -.�•� •, .. •
This is to certify that policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the Insured named above and are In force at this time. No tan -any reaulrement.term or
of any contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain,the MsuranCe afforded by the polklns described hweln IS to ap tM
terms,exclusions and conditions of such policies. -I!, -,1. m. Of Liabi In .., usan s
COMPANY TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLICI ' 7
I E T T E R - - - EXPIRATION pAT6q. •�. "� , I >tt"t p .
GENERAL LIABILITY r• �= ! J, f ..# �1 � ra f � '` �,
❑COMPREHENSIVE FORM
❑PREMISES—OPERATIONS ,PkCPENrY OAMAG
11 EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE - `
HAZARD
❑UNDERGROUND HAZARD
❑PRODUCTS/COMPLETED ' '
OPERATIONS HAZARD - I `°•I°
❑CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE ^POILPEMDAMAGE. -
❑BROAD FORM PROPERTY u _ COMBINED
DAMAGE
❑INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS '• :)a Ir
❑PFRSONAL INJURY
1,•_..': PERSONAL INJURY
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY �.; BODILY INJURY
(EACH PERSON)
❑COMPRFHFNSIVE FORM (' BODILY INJURY s
❑OWNED (EACH ACCIDENT)
❑ HIRED PROPERTY DAMAGE 1,
❑ NON-OYI°NFD BODILY INJURY AND s
PROPERTY DAMAGE
COMBINED
EXCESS LIABILITY
BODILY lirJilrnihlrif _;
❑ UMBRELLA FORM -
. , 'PROPEI)LY DAtAAGE.' -
❑ OTHER THAN UMBRELLA '`". .j COMBtNEi)•. ;_.'��, "�'4r;,
FORM. -" -
WORKERS'COMPENSATION K
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d EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY 72910027 "�
OTHER
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DFSCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCH TIONS/VF HICLE$
3801 'Stinwn Blvd. H.B. nf: '
St. AnthmW Villages M 55425 ; , «W, . , t.
Cancellation: Should any of the above described policies,De.-cancelled bef&e'the ex0iration date thereof, the issuing corn-•. -
pany will endeavor to mail -10-_ days written notice to the. beloW.'named certi}ifate_holder, but failure td.
mail such notice shalt impose no obligation or liability of any kind upan:thecdrdpanyy,:
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NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER.'. ,�� ,�'� L' �' �•:.l ";'•;I.il•:*a
DATE ISSUEf1
City of St.* mthoeq
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ACORD 25(1-79) `+•t ^r.,' ',da. 'f.,i 10y i•,.• .�•`�r:' ( r! .•�..�)
amN--bd--*-Cbw Nb Um=-air pw..k.aw..IM) KM.QMb
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btate of Ainneata,
couxrr OF-IffawLEM-1 CITY, pp ST.,_ANTHONY
To Me....f-!&y..rmvwU............................of the....9i y..........................d.... Ancnaqy
............................................................................................State of Minnesota:
MinneaPOlis- BOwl-O-Mat, Inc.
hereby aW—for a fteenn jar jU germ
At Retail Only,Non-Intoxkadv4 Malt Llq=M
the rams are deftned by law,for wneumpam'10.r'awo wrkin premises in the ..
It- Anthonv
dwer0ed at fou4m, shoppi na r
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at wh&h A-add aPPU-nL-9Wwa&--0ha business qf.-.BQka
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and to that ad reprew".-And state.-ae follows:
That add appucant.............. s of the united statee;of good moral charatier
and repute;a"ho-Y&-attained the age of oj Yvan;*hat---tbax-Are-Lb-C..........--propriefor-5 4 the
establishment for zvh&h the linens will be teased if 944 application is punted
27-0 no manufacturer of such—inftslan j malt liquors her any ownership,in whale=-to part,
in odd budinem of add aMllawa Sar any infarea ghervin;
That add applioant-stmaka.-this applioagm pamaAj and Agbiget to all the laws of the 8 of
tate
Xianseaft and the ordinances and regulations of
applicable thereta,whkh are hereby made a part hereof,and hereby agree-do obw,,*End obey the same;
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Each applicant further dates that he fe not now the holder of,nor her he made application for,nor
d- he intend to n-ho qMliwdan for a rakra Retail D=W0 SPC0141 t4Z.V St4fnp for the ale of
14"d-fing liquor.
Da&&__.FebruarY 29 j$-.823
_MkiqJEAROLIS BOWIO-MAT. INC
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By
ohn W. Swedburg Jpplteant
P. 0.Jd&v=.-.-Z_503 Humboldt Circle
Brooklyn Park,, Minnesota 55443
By:
Liel'a-La 'J. �)rarw, vIce-P rest dent
ABOVE SHOULD BE SIGNED BY OFFICER OF COMPANY. Treasurer
Baltimore, Md. 21228
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This is to Certify that MUTUAL
I— �enu.im.na a•...,.,mn•o�,p.m•..a m....
Minneapolis Bowl-O-Mat, Inc. Name and
c/o Fair Lanes, Inc. address of
1112 North Rolling Road Insured.
Baltimore, MD 21228 I
Liss,, at the date of this certificate, insured by the Company under the poticy(ies) listed below.The insurance afforded by the listed poticy(ies)
is subject to all their terms, exclusions and conditions and is not altered by any requirement, term or condition of any contract or other
document with respect to which this certificate may be issued.
TYPE OF POLICY EXPIRATION DATE POLICY NUMBER LIMITS OF LIABILITY'
COVERAGE AFFORDED UNDER W.C. LAW OF LIMIT OF LIABILITY-COY B
FOLLOWING STATES - (Indicate Limit for each state)
WORKERS'
COMPENSATION
MARITIME COVERAGE FOLLOWING STATES LIMIT OF LIABILITY MARITIME COVER/
BODILY INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE
®COMPREHENSIVE .
FORM EACH EACH
❑SCHEDULE FORM $ 1,000,000 OCCURRENCE $ 1,000,000 OCCURREt
Q >. ❑ PPRODDCTS CO -OPERATIONS 1,000,000 AGGREGATE $ 1,000,000 AGGREG/
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Z m 1-1-84 LG1-131-043229-023
Z Q COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT
Lu INDEPENDENT CON-
J TRACTORS/CONTRAC BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE
TORS PROTECTIVE
$ EACH OCCURRENCE
❑CONTRACTUAL $
LIABILITY AGGREGATE
❑x Liquor liab lity
>- F-1 OWNED $ EACH PERSON
Q Q NON-OWNED $ EACH ACCIDENT EACH ACCIDE
OR OCCURRENCE $ OR OCCURREr
HIRED $ EACH ACCIDENT-SINGLE LIMIT-B.I.AND P.D.COMBO
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LOCATION(S) OF OPERATIONS & JOB # (If-Applicable) DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS:
St. Anthony, Minnesota Sales of liquor
Coverage includes $50,000 of loss of means of support of any one person in any one
occurrence, and, subject to the limit for one person, $100,000 for loss of means of
support of two or more persons in any one occurrence.
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION: (NOT APPLICABLE UNLESS A NUMBER OF
DAYS IS ENTERED BELOW). BEFORE THE STATED EXPIRATION DATE THE COMPANY
WILL NOT CANCEL OR REDUCE THE INSURANCE AFFORDED UNDER THE ABOVE POLICIES
UNTIL AT LEAST 30 DAYS NOTICE OF SUCH CANCELLATION OR REDUCTION HAS BEEN
MAILED TO:
City of St. Anthony
Administrative Offices
3301 Silver Lake Road AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418 2-23-83 Rockville, MD
L DATE ISSUED OFFICE
This certificate is executed by LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY as respects such insurance as is afforded by That Company,It Is aseeut y�IS IRE INSURAF
COMPANY as respects such Insurance as Is afforded by That Company. 8 � � BS 234 RIO
RETAIL"ON SALE" 1-5_O
*tAte of Minnegota,
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY CITY" ST ANTHONY
COUNTY OA_
Tothe............ ..................of the........V7Y.......................of....... ......
• ............................................................................................State of Minnesota:
hereby appl,_ir4ora Ubma tor,the,ism
from a&--- ...15 ............... ........19 8 3 go Sell
At Retail 0*,Non-Into3deating Malt Liquors,
Go the am"are
deMby law'for coneumption"Or'owes eWSftTiftj7THWOWNYi^00
described as follows, LANES. Tmr- 76S4_1Spn7ip Tprrnce
bowling alley
at wh"pliace said applilaa"..--operate.--the business of_.............................._........._..._._..._-•__--
................. ........... ..................................
and to that and repreas"-..aa4 state_-as follows:
That said applicant..............i-. S.............- -..—gWzm of the United States;of food moral ohavacter
and repute;and ho q attalhed the ale of W years;that......_._...................N1...........................pvpietor fthe
aetablishmems for which the Uomm will be issued if this application is(ranted.
That no manufacturer of sash nox-intaxicatilni malt liquors has any ownership;in whole or in part,
1A said budmesiv of said appUcant....-or any intered therein;
That said applloant make-..."application pursuant and subject to all the laws of the State of
Ali mmla and the ordinances and rejulations of said_.__......=i+-J,
applicable Otersto,which are hereby made apart hereof,and herby aims—to observe and obey the same;
(Bm g our nqdnmu%if ww.d low nzW@d=O
Bach applioant further states that he U not now OW holder of,nor has he made application for,nor
dam he intend to make application for a Federal R424 Denials Special tax damp for the sate of
int"i—tini liquor.
-ST. ANIHUNT LAvotti• ImL
2654 KENZIE TERRACE
Dated— ..................
. .. ................
..............
JOA' 150.00CK
VA1110151 RII'l
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NAyf AND ADDRESS OF'AGINCV , , , , • • , •. , ••. 1 ,
Everson Insurance Agency
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES NAME ANO.ADDRESS Or AGENCY '
6515 Barrie Road coMP,NY COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES
Edina, Minn. 55435 LLnIq A Ideal Mutual Ins, Co. GOMPANY A
LETTER Casualty Reciprocal Exchange
Tel: 1-612-920-5583 COMPA""
LnER B Great Southwest Ins.Co. OOMPANY B
NAME ANO ADDRESS 01 INSURED LFTTEq
St. Anthony Lanes, Inc. co'p.Y C NAME AND ADDRESS Or IN$URFD
Great Central Ins. Co. L COMPANY C
265 SK Anthony Lanes COMPANY p St. Afithony Lanes, Inc. ErtR
2654 Kenzie Terrace "IER DBA St. Anthony nes COMPANY
St. Anthony, Minn. 55418 LETTER
,COMPANY E 2654 Kenzie Terrace
LCTTR St. Anthony, Minn. 55418 COMPAN,E
This is to cNtlfy that pdicioe of Insurance listed bB1oN nova Dean issued to the insurep named adore and are in force et Nis time. Notwithstanding any reduirement.term or condition
LETTER
Te any contract or ether decumenl such rasped to YFnkh this certificate meY he issued ar meY perieln.the inwrarlce afforded by the ppliCie,deathbed herein is subject to all the
This u tocertily that policies Of btUM M listed beche lNLO belaJl Issued to the Insured named atlove erq are In Itlrce at this tlma. NohHthstelWi an
Terms.exclusions and<OMitlons W such pdiciet. of MY eantrstl W o doCuntent 10 respeel to Which this MMfirata_Y Oe Issued a nub.pertain,the I f—erlpe iS tI afforded
the n8 Y NWUilemenL Farm m COMilian
terms.esduslorY and cor4flwle of such policies. M poli=fes abed herein is subject to eB ttla
COMPANY PoLlcr nntso ablll In ousan e
LCi TEP 7N PIT Of INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER CLPIPA71ON DATE EACH AGGREGATE COMPANY irP(Of INSURANCE POLICY LmisO Labl n ouNn s
OCCURRENCE LEIT1. POLICY NUMR[R EXPIRATION BAIL [ACX AGOREGATC
GENERAL LIABILITY OCCURRe NCE
�y eooeY INJUR. s { GENERAL 11A&lRY
C �}CO.MPNIHENSIV! TORN GB 3048527 3/15/84
[[�� El TO BODILY INJURY f f
tip. PR1.Ml$ES-OP IONS - PROPERTY DAMAGE { f ❑PREMISES-OPERA)IONS
❑E•q OA� AND COLLAPSE ❑EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE PROPERTY DAMAGE s f
EJP❑UNULRGROUND HAZARD ❑UNDCRO ROUND HAZARD
DUCTI
ONS COMPIEFEIT
SMNAZARD ❑PRODUCTSA:DATPIETED
BODILY INJURY AND OPERATi AS HAZARD
EJORORACIUAL INSURANC( PROCOMBINED AG` 1500, 1500, ❑CON RACTUAL INSURANCE
S.ft �BIGAD GE PROP[PlY BROAD FORM PROPERTY, BODIL Y INJURY AGE f
bb lL [[���� DAMAGE - PRpPf RTY DAMAGE f
QL]LINIIEPLNDINT CONTRAC.IOR$ ❑INDEPTND[Ni CONTRACTORS
COMBINED
kiPt RSONAI IN JURv
trl3 PEIrONAL INJURY s 10 ❑PERSONAL INIURY -
-
AUTOMOBIIE LIABILITY eopnr mmar ` PERSONAL INJURY e
�y t
C [��
KZCOMPPf rn NSIVT.IUHM (EACH PERSON) AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BODILY INJURY
BODILY CIDER t - ❑ (EACHPERSON) f
rycr ❑OWNIU (EACH ACCIDENT) COMPREHENSIVE FORM
E§{{'
❑ BODILY INJURY s
Inm U PROPr RTr DMAaLI s ❑OwNCD (EACH ACCIDENT)
E faN.—IIID GB 3048527 3/15/84 POOR I INJURY AND 1 ❑HIRED
PROPERTY DAMAGE {
F-I.KHTI—AGI 500, El ON O..t. BODILY INJURY AND
rOM111nIil t
EXCESS LIABILITY PROPERTY DAMAGE
7T- uMRmIIA IDRM BODILY,INJURY AID EXCESS LIABILITY COMBINED
.�' B UC 3050521 3/15/84 FRDPL In DAMAGE tl,000, 11,000, E]UMBRELLA FORM ` BODILY INJURY AND
I—1 DIInRIUAn uNnRUls 1 t
10- fl1MBINFD ❑OI Hf'P THAN UMBRELLA PROPERTY DAMAGE
WORNERS'COMPENSATION FORM COMBINTU
sleruloRY WORN ERS'COMPENSATION
and ,`3'j �// Y� _
_
EMPLOYERS' A and 7/1 /83
STATUTORY
HERABILITY { - EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY IlOO,
Minnesota_3.2 OTHER =I�Nn
A. Beer Liability GA 83-3832 3/15/85 150/SOLI/500
'i_.,RIPnIIN
OF OPI RATIONSIIOCAIILINS.VrInC'LI5
I
Bowling Center DESCRIPTION OF OPERA FIONSrLOCAI IONSNEHICLE$
Bowling Center
Cancellation: Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof.the issuing corn- Cancellation: Should any Of the above described
policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof,the issuing com.
pany will endeavor to mail��days written notice to the below named certificate holder.but failure to pany will endeavor to mail 10—days
mail such notice shall impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the company, ys written notice a the below the co certificate holder.but failure to
mall such notice shall impose no obligation Or liability of any kind upon the company.
- NAM)ANDADDRCSSOFCLRTIFR:AIEHOLDER:
I The City of Saint Anthony DATE ISSUE_March Q NAME AND ADDRLSSOF CCRIIFIC.IE HOLDR
i 3301 Silver Lake Road The City of Saint Anthony DATE ISSUED- March 11�19R4
St. Anthony, Minn. 55418 �l'/� St. Anthony,LMinn. 55418 / Wu�,
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE 1 i
L AUTHORIZE.RLPREsT 1 IVE
— - ACO%25(1—)
e,4
RErAEL"ON SALE— 15V
i6tate of Oinnegata,
COUNyr OF__U'_Nx9LU _ CTTY __OP -ST.- ANTHC=............
To the....O.U.N.CIL.......................................Of UM.C.ITY............................dZT.....ANTMONY.............
...State Of NIJIUMMU:
PID-
hereby app{----fa,a Uem"fop the,term of_.
f— .........................leas—,to ma
At Retail Only,Non-luto3deating,Malt Liquors,
as the savw am defined by law,for consumptim"Or'then aertaim prmnim in ...........
CITY.......... ......... ST- ANTH IIY ............................
&vm*a a&follom,
as which plow said appU*am_4pwate,.-._th@ budnm ...........
........................
and to aloe and represent—Am etate—As follows.
27W*aId appliaanJ....................... of the United Statee,of good moral chanicter
and repute;and ha...........aft4liml the age of 21 years;that...____......_........_...............................'proprictor........of the
cetabilahment for which the Uwnm will be-imued If this applioatim is jmnte&
That no mumfh4tuaver of such non-haoxicatinj malt Uquem has any cum—hip,As whole or in Part,
in-"buabiew'of odd applioant—Ar any bsimet thaWn;
That said qppUeant..._.mak;e.__"application pursuant and eubjed to all the laws of the State of
Himteeate and the cmilnwsm aiul-regulations of-m-
applicable thereto,which are hereby made a part hffwf and hereby aPW__90 obw7ve and obey the same;
.............................................................................
Vb- d b-3 WWWWWO
Minneapolis Park and Rec. Bd:
310 4th Avenue So.
Minneapolis Mn. 55415
Each applicant further states that he to not now the hakfa►of,nor hae he made application&r,nor
don he Wmd to nUkW aP$bGtIQW for a FaOrGl RaaU DmW,Special tax stamp for the sale of
Ing"goating Uquer.
QUA /596_4 t-
P. O.
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!Nordstrom Agency Inc.
.a 71 York Avenue South,Suite 200
M INSURANCE
-� Minneapolis,Minnesota 55435
(612)830-3000•Telex 29-0382
BINDER
•
INSURED'S NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS THIS BINDER IS A TEMPORARY INSURANCE.
CONTRACT SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS
SHOWN ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM.
• City of Minneapolis,. Park and Recreation 3420
-16
• Board _
• 310 South 4th Ave
f Mpl s, MN 55415 OPERATIONSNEHICLE/PROPERTY-
L— J
EFFECTIVE 12:01 A.M. _ February'.18, 1983 To April 18, 1983
TIME DATE EXPIRATION DATE co
NAME OF INSURANCE COMPANY -- Crowther NO
TYPE OF COVERAGE Liouor Legal Liability ) PER THE COMPANY FORMS AND EXCLUTONS U C .
Limit of Liability: $100,000 because of Bodily Injury to anyone Check' if applicable
person and $100,000 beacause PROPERTY
O Agreed Amount
of Bodily Injury to two or- more o Blanket
persons '.in any one Occurrence ❑ Spy
and $100,000 because of injury , O Replacement Cost•Building
to or destruction of property oAetusl Cash value_ BoD&V =
(3 $ Deductible Per Occurrence'
$100,000 for loss of means of support of O S DeductibiaPer.Buildinp.
any one person and $100,000 0
for loss of means of support of o
two or more persons in any one LIABILITY
Occurrence O Owners.Landlords A Tenants Liability
O Comprehensive General Liability
O Independent Conttat tors
O Completed Operations and Products
O Contractual O Blanket O Broad Form
Cl Special Extended Liab.Endt. '
O Medleal Payments
• O Personal injury—Full Coverage
O Personal Inlum.—Emplwee Fad"on Dek W
• O Most Liquor
• O Employees as Additional Insureds
O Hired and Non-Owned Auto
(3
- AU_TOMOBI LE
Cl Liability O Non-owned O Hired
'fl Cgmpnhwwive-Deductible $
O Collision.Daduetible $
O Medical Payments
O Uninsured Motorist
O No Fault Ispecify):
O Other Ispeeify): -
O
O`
O
Signature of Authorized Representative Date
MORTGAGE/INSURE.n
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veasta-0s STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
LIOUOR CONTROL DIVISION
S 250.00 No.
Ahab Vf 1witneBOtaa l
CITY OR COUNTY 001 St. Anthony 1(
WINE LICENSE - "ON SALE"
PUflSUANT TO APPLICATION THEREFOR, payment of a lee of S 250.00 the filing and approval of a bond in the sum o
S Za ,and upon investigation and satisfactory evidence of the qualification of the licensee herein named to receive the same and that the
Place of sale hereinafter described is a proper and legal place therefor,
LICENSE IS HEREBY GRANTED
to
Vincenzo's. Inc.
r
� for the term of 1 veer from the�` _day of March .19 81_,TO SELL WINE NOT EXCEEDING 14%AL-
COHOL BY VOLUME as defined bylaw AT RETAIL ONLY FOR CONSUMPTION"ON THE PREMISES"described as a restaurant
lereted at 2, •rdf a Rt
NJ?- In thr+ Pity nY cr a th y -
)"
in said city or county,at which premises said licensee control and operate
a reatauran
as defined by law;subject,however,to the laws of the United States•the laws of the State of Minnesota,the regulations and ordinances of said municipality,or
county.and the rules and regulations of the LIOUOR CONTROL DIRECTOR relating to the sale and distribution of wine,hereby made a part hereof,and sub-
ject to revocation according to law for violation thereof. .
This license Is non-transferable except by consent of the authority issuing the same.
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WITNESS THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE AND THE SEAL THEREOF THIS
day of .19_ The .
Attest: of the of
By
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Approved this day of .19—: - Liquor Control Director
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DEPARTMENT Di PYxUC 41E rY
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AND ADDRESS Or AGENCY - .. i1DU0n CONTROL OivinON - .
HOAf� '`��71C:';.c'ITER
progressive Casualty Insursace Co.
0)ND N0.55-91871
Ilea 'inNil;,ii ::CV 12:01 am 3-28- .19 83 i SURETY BOND
51•CENTRAL A:E.N.E. ® 12:01 am O Noon 4-28- ,19 8 LIDI/DR CONTROL DIRECTOR
MjNNIA1xvLI�.MINNESOTA 55414 s binder is issued to extend coverage in the above named -WINE OR YALE
nb1 N..—I let W Alydr.l b1 VW.-
378-22y1 company per expiring ADDIicY fl t el.Rae lrm.l
NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS Of INSURED d Opmada'=• PI�4 Lnom all lint t. ilea S ..many, [n.,.. VLnren=a•s.Lnc..
7527 HArdtna St.N.E..St.M[hoRY,xtmeidca 55418 ,.pnmrp,l,ana
Vincenzols, Inc. On premise sales of dine and 3.2 beer UNITED FIRE 4 CASUALTY COMPANY,Codar RAp Ids.1
2527 Harding SL. N.E. NN........... ddwr.,.lbeneN
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St. Anthony, MN 55418
s1.0•a u,nN..n..,n lb.pNU Nmd '�+•°�Thor..and one ApIt00--- a°n.n.p.a...J L.mI
nrI—N 11mr.4 51nn 1.N paid 1u wd,.-.,m urY ul 9[.An[hpnv R�nnec°1,
Comage/Peds/Formi; Amid'MLMfmaa Dod IS mawnprm r...mJ.mul ,.A.NU,n«.rm..Jmnrurnnn,.ra.n,na..„In,.nn,h J .rmlr.rrrmlrNme
Type and Location of Property prt N1..
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.ub.,rtlW.nun,me
E dreluI.—I, "y m.Je.nJ-iuurJ nY 1N pr.prl,.rn°n1rr.ul the Stale ul Nmnnnu rtIWml lNUn•,.m1
„aree i.�.ne INS nil e.p.v1 0 m r.l,n.)01 nt,aNlnmY I YI rrl•n^4cenv In.,p n n c,.d inn r.Nrrr•
r
wxm,.wb none,NR IN ImR,1m m IN.ba.pmr nr n,r.,m,.d.n p.n.w.a..na m.r
Rw m,pnn°rp.I,maum d 1M1b dnbYlmn,nY d,m.6.1°r agln.1 imurY•,u n,w re.bry Imm 1ne nd,uam.l am o
T i0s pnnmrmdrN,.c1,IN.1au oDlWlim.bWN•md,axnenm mnmunm1u11 I1 a.M Nlm.
l n...rtp.Amp.m r.msn.N N 4wna br roe.nbEl,b�n,nm.nn.rana�nr•nr mlwmailr rn n.nr.ma�..
Y
Tb. d 1,I.,IN NNm pMd r.mmrnci., ••N r 1997
Ljmitg of ,.d maw MAtth 15. 1984
Type of Insurance Corsrage/iorrEla FaetlOccEaERIe� r,1N.Am n.,a...d..w mbzA.A a.,d �L.
iobru.n ,Ip
1 O Scheduled Form O Comprehensive Form Bodily Injury $ $ ca d. ma..na a.n rmd.n rb.prt.nm p1- sr.b
A p Premises/Operations •`
B ❑Products/Completed Operations Damage $ S �_ ,.. ImTTED LIRE a cwSLwLTY COMPANY
.( �/. BY Q(�{' �• IU4.
L O Contractual Bodily Injury b ••'°•°^•r Alto oY-iR-.
1 O Other(speclty,below) rty Damage
T O MEd Pay. $ it d $ e.l Combined
Y O Personal Injury O A O 8 O C Personal Injury 3
Limits of LiaMl•
A
U El LlaDddy O Nom owned O Hired Bodiy Injury(Each Person) $ ACKeDWLEP.I.Ow Di PRINCIPAL
T O Comprettenslve 0eductlbte $ Bodiy Injury(Each Accident) $ Ps1n°`�
0 O Collision Deductible $ - - +[A11.oFRMNNESOTA 1
M Property Damage $ R
0 0 Medical Payments f - •.,°nrY
B O Uninsured Motorist
$ mua a, RADA.p1D
❑NO Faun(spetlfy) Bodily Injury 6.Properry Damage O.NU�2L6_e.7 or Else! .n l ..1..me...al,ry p.Mlr.dNr,mdlmuW
L O Other Isoeclly). Combined $ I m.n m rnr.,p.,rte m.Loran ro N 1N wino
E Inp9.adpaN,.m,ramalAmrq..alN.,m.mee...m..rDr:[r.ra.
O WORKERS'COMPENSATION—Statutory Limits(sl ecity States below) O EMPLOYERS•LIABILITY—Limit $
Irm NN.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS/OTHER COVERAGES: Liquor libility, 50/100/10 Bodily Injury and Property Damage
50/100 Loss of means of support
Binder issued pending receipt of reaeval of policy #01►3777262 expiring 3-28-83. uAU R,cnmm.mn.wb..
I
NAME AND ALIORLSS 01 0 MORIGAGEE ❑LOSS PATES ❑ADD'L INSURED '
LOAN NUMBER _
i
3/9/83
S1grLa0ire
of Autloreed Representative
AtXIRD 7511177/ AIIIIIIIIIIII, • .. -- .... - .. .. _.. . ,. . •, ,
14. Has the applicant,or any of his associates in this application,during the five years immediately preceding this apptiutioo ever bad
sera sxasse-e•ya -
a license under the Minnesota Liquor Control Act revoked for any violation of such law or local ordinances;if a•give date and details .
STATE OF MINNESOTA Bo
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
LIQUOR CONTROL DIRECTOR 15. State whether applicant,or any of his associates in this application,during the past five years were ever convicted of any Liquor
APPLICATION FOR COUNTY OR CITY ON SALE WINE LICENSE Law violatiomer any crime in this state,or any other state,or under Federal Laws,and if so,give date and details ND
NOT TO EXCEED 14%OF ALCOHOL SY VOLUME l
This application and the bond shall be submitted in duplicate.
16. is applicant,or any of his associates in this application,a member of the county board of the county or council of the city in
whoever shall 1101110011111VANd wilfully falsif y the answers to the followi�jIll"ionnatre shall be deemed guilty of PlnjurY and shall
j which this license is to M!Hued? NO If m,N what capacity?
be punished accordingly.
-
In answering the following question"APPLICANTS"shall be go-1 ad as follows:For a Corporation one officer shall execute If applicant for license is the spouse of a member of the
governing body,or where other family relationship exists,such member shall
this application fat all officers,directors and stockholders.For a partnership.om of the"1APPLICANTS"diafi execute this application
for all members of the partnership. not vote on this application.
EVERY QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED 17. State whether any person other than applicants has any right,title or interest in the furniture,fixtures,or equipment in the
I `� T�gp�(�cere as president t premises for which license is applied,and if so give name and details 19
•••i-� (Iodivkhtal owner,officer,or puma)
for and in behalf of Viyeenzo'e I - -,hereby apply for an On Sale
Wine License to be located at 2527 Harding tat N Ill. - no
Office Addnen) 18. Have applicants any interest whatsoever,directly or indirectly,in any other liquor establishment in the State of Minnesota._
County or City of St Anthony -- Give name and address of such establishment
State of Minnesota,in accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes,Chapter 340,commencing March 15
19§3_,and ending March 15 ,19-L4. 19. Furnish the name and address of at least three business references,including one bank reference
2. Give applicants'date of birth 12 2 37 — Third Aorthtmstern National Bank 425 Fast RenneRin, MinneanolL, MN
(Day) (Month) (Mead i
Birthdatasof Partners Karl Herrtmna. attorney. Sla Central Ave. N.fia, Mills, MN
Maria Cecere 7 24 �- I Rome Service Center, nsurance 513 Central Ave N E , MDls ON 55434
(Day) (Momh) 1 eat)
or
Mary Cotroneo 6 20. What is the seating capacity of this establishment? 180
(Day) (Month) (Ycu)
21. During what hours will food be available? 10:30 A.M. to 10:00 P•M.. MoII. Lhrll Sat. (closed Sun.)
Officers of Corporation
Vincenzo Cotr e0 4 27 28 22. State name of person who will operate restaurant. same as #4
(Day) - •Monlhl (Year)
23. State name nl person who will operule.har. no 1)3r
3. The residence for each of the applicants name'—win far the past five years is as follows: 24. State number of people restaurant will employ. 8 – part time only
Joseph & Maria Cecere* 2601 Ell dafplw.B�ghton,.hIIV 25. w;u food service be the principal hminess of this establishment? Yes
Mary & Vincenzo Cotroneo• 18 27 -3rd St- S-W_- Minneapolis, MN 55119 26. State trade name to be used. Vincenzo's
7. If this restaurant is in conjunction with any other business Isuch as resort,etc.)describe such business. none
4. Is the applicant a citizen of the United States? Yes
If naturalized state date and place of naturalization - - 28. Itow many years has this business been in operation under this ownership? 7 years
If a corporation,or partnership;state citizenship status of all officers or partners. Joseph Cecere, presidents citizen of U.1 29, State whether applicant has,or will be granted,an"On-sale
Non-Intoxicaling Malt 9everage"(3.2)and/or a"Set-up"License in
Vincenzo Cotroneo, vice–president, citizen of United States conjunction with this wine license? 3.2 yes set ups no
_ Mary Cotroneo secretary, citizen of United States 30. Does applicant intend to sell wine to other than the consumer? 11 0
Maria Ceceres treasurer, Citizen Of United States 31. How many months of the year will this establishment be open? 12 months
i
S. The person who executes this application shall give wife's or husband's full name and address
Maria Cecere, 2601 Ridgelane, New Brighton MN
6. What occupations have applicant and associates in this application followed for the past five years?
Restaurant Business 32. Applicant,and his associates in this application,will strictly comply with all the Laws of the State of Minnesota governing the
taxation and the'sale of wine,rules and regulations promulgated by the Liquor Control Director;and all laws of the county;and
hereby certify that 1 have read the foregoing questions and that the answers to said questions are true of my own knowledge.
7. If a partnership•state name and address of each member of partnership
. fSfarutun of appllnnq
lf a corporation,date of incorporation 1976 ,state in which incorporated Kinmeota JpAifNE fA.SfANOW$KI
��:... rsorsr rutuc—M,:asou _
amount of authorized capitalization ,amount of paid in capital �' HENNEPIN COUNiy
My commission aapirc+ Nov.Il,1987
if a subsidiary of any other corporation,so state
n
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7
give purpose of corporation day of
1).2n e-i ,191-3
name and address of all officers,directors and stockholders and the number of shares held by each See 3 b lf: $5� eactl c, 'I1,t
s-I'll,(Notary Public)
(Name) (Address•number and street or lot and block) (City) '
My commission expires it—j 7
(Name) (Address-member and street or lot and block) ((Sty)
(Name) Writers•number and street ur lot and block) (City)
REPORT ON APPLICANT OR APPLICANTS BY SHERIFF'S OFFICE OR POLICE DEPARTMENT
(Name) !Address-number and street or 101 and block) Icily) This is to certify that to the best of Laws knowledge,the applicant,; his associates,Municipal named herein
have not been convicted within the
past five yeah for any violation of.Laws of the State of Minnesota;or Municipal Ordinances relating to the sale of nen•intoxicming'
If incorporated under the laws of another state,is corporation authorized to do business in this State? mall liquor or intoxicating liquors,except as hereinafter stated.
.Number of certificate of authority
If this application is for a new Corporation include a certified copy of Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws. t
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If this application is for a RENEWAL of license state whether any changes have been made in the Articles of Incorporation It is my judgement that the applicant will comply with
the laws and regulations relating to the conduct of this business should a
and By-Laws since the last issue of License 110 chwiges license be granted. -
Sheriff
8. On what floor is the establishment located•or to he located? main floor
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9. Describe the premises to be licensed. 1 etory brick - County
IU. Is the establishment located near an academy,college,university,church,grade or high school? OC Chief of Police
.State the approximate distance of the establishment from such school or church
11. State name and address of owner of building Mau 9aliterran r.
l Date
Has owner of building any connection•directly or indirectly,with applicant'. no ' -
12. Are the taxes on the above property delinquent? n0 _ - - •- I - - - - -
13. State whether applicant,or any of his associates in this application,have ever had an application for s Liquor License-rejected by -
any municipality or State authority;if so,give date and details no
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btate of Aunnegotat
Caunty Of ............
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To th......C:;.T.r...C241W-CX.4...................of the a..X.Y......................of.57?7 Ad.T.H.O.&Y
.............................:............................State of Minnesota:
......................................TLQ 0.1 1.STQR..4 51rw.c�..............................................................................................................
hereby appilf.1--for a license for the term of..............OWC.-Yocez...........................................................................
from-the..........................)5n...................................day of.....................BLI,&CH.....................................19. to Bell
In Original Packages Only.Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquors,
as the same an deflized by law,for consumption"OFF'than certain premises in the..............:................................
.........................................C.I.T.Y. ..............................................................of ._...._J7_:... ..................................................
describedas follows, to-wit:.......................................................................................:..................................I............................................
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y 3STH AoL. N.E.
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at wh"place said applicant operate..; the business of..........................................................................................................
........................................................................................... .....................................................................................
and to that end represent.-I zmd follows:
That said applicant..........i of the United States;of good moral character
and repute;and ha-.4 attained the age of 21 years;that................................................................propriato r of the
establishment for whic •the license will be.issued If this application is granted.
- That Bald applicant vtak&5.: this application puivuotat and subject to all the laws of the State of
Minnesota and the ordimanam and regulations of said. CZ7._..Y- ..........................applicable thereto.which
am hereby made a,part hereof,and hereby agrw.-!�_.Ao observe and obey the same:
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
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(Ek-e.r.aQ.r.Q.1—t.It-r.0 11 mbd—)
Each applicant further state that he is not now the holder of,nor has he nude application for,nor
does he intend to make applicatim for a Federal Retall Dealer's Special tax stamp for the Bale of
Intoxicating liquor.
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CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE '
BROKER: Johnson & Higgins of California-2029 Century Park East, Los Angeles, California 90067
(1) This certificate is not an insurance policy and does not amend or alter the coverage afforded by the
policies listed on this certificate, and (2) notwithstanding any requirement, term or condition of any
contract or other document_ with respect to which this certificate may be concerned or may pertain, the
insurance afforded by the policies listed on this certificate is subject to all the terms, exclusions and
conditions of such policies. : (Calif. Ins. Code, Section 384).
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED:
Name and Address of Certificate Holder
Red Owl/Snyder
Mr. Jeff Campbell
A Wickes Company
Red Owl/Snyder Direct Inquiries To:
Box 329
Minneapolis., MN 55440 . Wickes Companies, Inc.
Insurance and Risk Management Dept.
3340 Ocean Park Blvd.
Suite 2000
Santa Monica,CA 90405
This is to certify that the policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the Insured named above and are in force at this time.
COMPANY: INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA
Type of Insurance Policy No. Policy Period X Limits of Liability
WORKERS' PWCC1900843-5 4/24/82 UNTIL STATUTORY
COMPENSATION CANCELLED X
EMPLOYERS INCLUDED IN INCLUDED IN $100,000
LIABILITY ABOVE . ABOVE X
COMPREHENSIVE 4/24/82 UNTIL X $1,000,000CSL
GENERAL LIABILITY GLPG00041245 CANCELLED
COMPREHENSIVE 4/24/82 UNTIL $1,000,000CSL
AUTOMOBILE CAL276293, CANCELLED
LIABILITY
•All RISK 12/1/80 UNTIL $150,000.000 NAMED PERILS
INCLUDING EARTH- MAU30X438 CANCELLED ALL REAL$10.000.
INCLUDING PROPERTY AT REPLACEMENT COST
QUAKE AND FLOOD
BUILDERS RISK INCLUDED IN INCLUDED IN INCLUDED IN
ABOVE ABOVE ABOVE
EXCESS 4/24/82 UNTIL STATUTORY
WORKERS' XWC8822 CANCELLED
COMPENSATION
Additional Insured and/or Loss Payee: Description of Operation/LoeationNehicles
All operations of the named
insured to liquor liability
coverages.
0296 OF TOTAL VALUE&AT RISK AT THE TIME OF LO
FOR EACH LOCATION,SUBJECT TO A MINIMUM OF
$2,500 AND MAXIMUM OF$50,000.
Effective Date:, 4/24/82 n will
Cancellation:Should any of the above described.policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof,the issuing comps y
*attempt to mail 30 days written notice to the named certificate holder.
November 1 , 1982 By W'
Date Issued Authorized Signature
NomedntleeMYrL14— ar/'s.mr.. 7-ems -Se— rme.osa.o..rw+cwr
BEML "OFF SALE"
6tate of Annegota,
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county or ..........._.( z..r...y............................oF..:...a_......fizvA.vi .y...._......
/� ....of..57..Av H.y .1..........
To the....... . .X.�...L...C1Un/.G/L..............Of the......L'.LT..�................ y
• ................................. _. ..t .....................State of Minnesota:
.........._...................
.......................................................................
>2....D..W.L....,_sma kES.,...Z-V!�........._..........__....................................................._.._.
hereby appl..IC3.......for a license for the term of..............QL IC._..)!.K419...__..._.._......................_...._....................................
fromthe..........................15M.._..............:......................may of.._......................... ................I.,......:..........19.82?....,to sell
In Original Packages Only,Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquors,
as the same are defined by law,for consumption"OFF"those certain premiew In the..............................................
iCsTx.......................................................—.0f .......3?:....A.!Y.THUJ.Y...y...........................................................
I described as follow. t o-wlt:.........._._..._..........._................................__..........................................._........._.........................................
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CEO DI.r.JL SToR� - �SSa Hwy. S
at which place sold applicant.........operate.........the business of.................._..........._....,.....,........_............,_....................
....._............
............. t.7.r?.is�..... R..U.Cc �V................................................................................................._..........
and to that end represent_S.and stats--5 as follows:
That said applicant................1.5..........__...._.........altizen........of the United States;of good moral character
and repute;and ha.:.4—attalned the age of fl years;that..................................................................proprietor........of the
establishment for which'the license will be Issued it this application is granted.
That said applicant..:_....make._......this application pursuant and subject to all the laws of the State of
Minnesota and the ondinanow and regulailons of said.............i..XJ.-...Y..........................applicable thereto,which
are hereby made a part hereof,and hereby adree........Jo observe and obey the same:
................_......._................................_._....... ...............__...._._.._.._._.........._........._..........._............._................._.............................
................_..__..
.....i9n.w.e.aL.r•.wh®m+a u w.of ba.!ned.amrl
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does he intend to make application for a Federal Retall Dealer's Special tax stamp for the sale of
intoxicating liquor.
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CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
BROKER: Johnson & Higgins of California-2029 Century Park East, Los Angeles, California 90067
(1) This certificate is not an insurance policy and does not amend or alter the coverage afforded by the
policies listed on this certificate, and (2) notwithstanding any requirement, term or condition of any •
contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be concerned or may pertain, the __-
insurance afforded by the policies listed on this certificate is subject to all the terms, exclusions and
conditions of such policies., . (Calif. Ins. Code, Section 384).
Name and Address of Certificate Holder
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED:
Red Owl/Snyder
Mr. Jeff Campbell A Wickes Company
Red Owl/Snyder Direct inquiries To:
Box 329
Minneapolis, MN 55440 ' Wiokes Companies, Inc.
Insurance and Risk Management Dept.
3340 Ocean Park Blvd.
Suite 2000
Santa Monica,CA 90405
This is to certify that the policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the Insured named above and are in force at this time.
COMPANY: INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA.
Type of Insurance Policy No. Policy Period X Limits of Liability
WORKERS' PWCC1900843-5 4/24/82 UNTIL STATUTORY
COMPENSATION CANCELLED X
EMPLOYERS INCLUDED IN INCLUDED IN $100,000
LIABILITY ABOVE _ ABOVE X
COMPREHENSIVE 4/24/82 UNTIL X $1,000,000CSL
GENERAL LIABILITY GLPG00041245 CANCELLED
COMPREHENSIVE 4/24/82 UNTIL $1,000,000CSL
AUTOMOBILE CAL276293 CANCELLED
LIABILITY
*ALL RISK 12/1180 UNTIL $150,000'000 NAMED PERILS
INCLUDING EARTH- MAU30X438 CANCELLED AL$RE L ANO00 RSONAL PROPERTY AT REPLACEMENT COST
QUAKE AND FLOOD
BUILDERS RISK INCLUDED IN INCLUDED IN INCLUDED IN
ABOVE ABOVE ABOVE
EXCESS 4/24182 UNTIL STATUTORY
WORKERS' XWC8822 CANCELLED
COMPENSATION
Additional Insured and/or Loss Payee: Description of Operation/Location/Vehicles
All operations of the named
insured to liquor liability.
coverages.
*2%OF TOTAL VALUES AT RISK AT THE TIME OF LO
FOR EACH LOCATION,SUBJECT TO A MINIMUM OF
$2,500 AND MAXIMUM OF$50.000.
Effective Date: 4/24/82
Cancellation:Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof,the issuing Company will
attempt to mail 30 days written notice to the named certificate holder.
AkNovember 1 , 1982 By O.
Date Issued Authorized Signature
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46 ii:tK-- VFNL)UR 03942• ST ANT MATT HK 500.000.00
03943 RRWON PHOTO 67. 10
03944 CITY OF ST ANTHCNY 43.65
03445 IMPA 43' 65
03946 CITY OF ST ANT WATER 15.00
03947 LELA40 ENTNER 185.00
03948 HEN CTY FIRE CHF ASC 10.00
0'1()49 SAFETY SYSTFMS IVY. 170.00
03950 ST ANT NAT BK 10.000.00
03951 ST A%T '4ATL 13K 5e2h9. 53
03452 CCMM OF REV
03953 1 C FED SAV LOAN
03954 CTY CTY CRT UN IR% 50100
03955 MN POUT I NS CO 7863.00
73956 AET`)A LIFE INS CC 3
03957 ICNA H1 3°2 7
93958 AMERICAN RK IN- SR LC 113.0(3
03459 MINWSOTA BEVEFIT 80013
03960 ST TRFAS SCC SEC C!:'. 3 , 766.`+ 3
039h1 CTY CTY CREDIT UNIC'4 1 ,394.0,1
03962 I %-TL UN (JPR ENGR 49 169. 15
03963 AFSC LOCAL 57 150.00
03964 MINN TEAP-!STERS 320 102. 75
03965 PERA 6 # 351.92
4 3966 NAT RES EMERG MEO TH 15.00
3967 CITY OF ST AITHONY 27. 14
03968 ALL STAR TRAVEL I`:C 198.00
03969 BERGERSCN CASWELL IN 925.00
03910 SHORT ELLIOTT HENURI 20 321 .45
03971 DONALD HICKERSON 35.00
03972 NAT LEAv OF CTY 190.00
03973 TARGET 129.98
03914 SUBURBAN LAW ENFMT 25.00
03975 CITY OF ST ANT 15.00
03976 ClflCKS isILLIARDS 150.r)0
03977 CITY OF ST MIT ?0. 75
03978 CITY OF ST ANT 10.00
03979 TREAS ST OF MN 30.00
03980 SONALD HICKERSON 300.00
03981 HOLIDAY INN 36.04
03982 ST ANT NATL OK 12. 709.39
03983 PERA 6.203. 10
03984 D1R OF PRTY TAXATICY 50. 35
FINAL TOTAL 515.832.56 **
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ST ANTHONY A/P CHECK REGISTER DATE 03-22-83
N CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
04595 ACRO MINNESOTA . INC 38.60
04596 AMERICAN- LINEN 40.42 .
04597 BUYER FORD 29.36
- 045987- R L CHRISTEN TRUC_KIN 16.8:.50 .
04599 ELECTRONIC -CENTER .IN-.: 13.49
04600 FEED RITE CONTROLS 65.7.5
04601 FIRESTONE TIRE CO 223.75
04602 KENNETH •FREDR-ICK 37.44
04603 GARELICK STEEL CO 38.00
04604 GATEWAY HARDWARE 96.88
04605 GENUINE PARTS CO 54.03
04606 GLIDDEN PAINT 28.44
04607 GOODIN COMPANY- 79.'83
04608 GOPHER STATE OIL 76.20
04609 w GRA-INGER INC 147. 71
04610 GREENTREE ENGRAVING 28.45
046-11 HE'AL-Y LABORATORIES 34.00
04612 HENNE-PLV- CTY FINANCE l •265.20
04613 HYDRAULIC SPECIALITY 14.44
04614 [ TEN CHEVROLET 22.84
04615 J C AUTO SUPPLY 245. 79
04616 . JOHNSON PAPER SUPPLY 63.30
04617 WP P JOHNSON ELECTRI 38.76
04618 KNOX LUMBER CO 6.90
04'619 LILLIE SUBURBAN NEWS 20.23--
04620 M 9 SUPPLY CO 20.2
04621 MACQUEE'+ F w"H I,PME`i F C 501. 20
04622 MAPSI 76.00
0462-3 MEDI.CAL.- OX:Y.GEN EGUIlP 62.90
04624 MIDWEST ASPHALT COMP 139. 1 .3
04625 MIDWEST PAINT MFG CC 33.40
04626 MINAR FORD INC 187. 30
04627 MINN COMM 27. 15
04628 t-lNVESOTA FIRE 1 •4C 23. 80
0462') NEW t3RIGHTO,'4 HARDWAR 3.58
04630 NORTHERN- AUTOMOTIVL 81. 70
04631 NORTHERN STATES PCWE 2 r 1 39.52
04632 VW HELL TELEPHONE CLI 44.40
04633 VEN�igSYLVANIA CIL CCM 153. 1s
04634 POWER BRAKE EQUIP CO 45.96
04635 ROAD MACHINERY 6 SUP 48. 38.
04636 ROSEDALE CHEVROLET 100. 14
04637 ST ANTHONY SCHL DIST 15.91
04638 SPRING LK PK LUMBER 153. 39 ,
04639 STATE TREASURER 116.44
04640 DON STRETCHER GUNS 1 630.00
04641 F.S. B. COMPUTER CENT 161.04
04642-- THERMAL , CO I114C 5.60
04643 TRACY PRINTIUN.G 297.50
''04644 UNIFORMS UNL'IMITEID 49.05
04645 UNITOG RENTAL SYSTEM 205. 50
04646 ZEP MFG CO 55095
r- ST ANTHONY A/P CHECK. REGISTER DATE 03-22-83.
CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
04647 INTL ASSOC FIRE CHFS 60.00
04648 DONALD DRUSCH 6.07
04649 TWIN CITY JANITOR SP 15090
04650 VALIANT INCORP . 86.82
04651 R J SUNOLANO 276.50
04652 STATE OF MINN 20.00
04653 AUTO PAINT SPECIALIS 111.,93
04654 AUTO GARAGE DOOR CO 4.00
04655 COMPRESS - AIR &* EQUIP 21.0.0
04656 TWIN CITY SAW 6 SVC 14.95
04657 COPY OUPL PROD.- INC 109.67
04658 IPMA 63.60
04659 METRO AREA MGT ASSN -) 8.00
04660 CAROL B JOHNSON 41.00
04661 NORTHERN POWER PROD 45. 76
04662 G 6 G [NO SUPPLY L5.00
04663 R E MOONEY E ASSOC . 126.00
04664 MID CENTRAL FIRE INC 460.00
04665 WALDORF CLEANERS 5.00
04666 CAPITOL ELECTRONICS 50000
04667 HECKLERS APPLIANCE 92.43
04668 INTL ASSC CHIEFS PCL 24.00
04669 D S G INC 315.00
FINAL TOTAL 10.250.. 12
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ST, ANTHONY IND. SCHOOL DIST. 282
3303 33rd Avenue N. E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418
Date -344 �
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TO CITY- OF ST. ANTHONY
- - -- — -
Address 3301 Silver Lake Road
City Minneapolis State MN 55418
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Organization
-Use of Park View facilities •q,000.0
Date
Rental Ch&rges
As per lease agreement
Cook Charges
hrs @
hrs @
Janitor Charges
• hrs @
hrs @
Other Charges
. Total 9,000.0
February 28 — 1983
Mr. David M. Childs
City Manager
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesoa 55418
IN ACCOUNT WITH
DORSEY & WHITNEY
A Partnership including Prdk«ssional Corporations
2200 FIRST 13ANK PLACE EAST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402
(INTERNAL REVENUE ACCOUNT NO. 41-0223337)
IN RE: City of St. Anthony
(A separate Disbursement Statement is or will be rendered for our disbursements, if any, for your account.)
To legal services rendered from January 1, 1983 Amount
through February 1, 1983
• Prosecutions $1,500 .00
Kenzie Terrace 120 .00
Attendance at Council Meeting on January 11, 1983 95 .00
Attendance at Council Meeting on January 25 , 1983 195.00
General
Review of agenda matters and general preparation
for meetings, including necessary research and
review of documents, correspondence and telephone
calls and including advice to manager and staff
with respect to ordinance regarding Planning Commission
member terms; new variance and conditional use laws,
secret ballots and employee matter 290.00
Total Fees $2,200 .00
Plus disbursements per attached sheet 83 .52
• Total Fees and Disbursements $2,283 .52
WRS; j 7 Payment due within 10 days of receipt of statement.
Disbursements made, for your account, for which bills have not yet been received will appear on a later statement.
/� �' Glenn R. Cook,P.E.
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B""twoJ od,Pote' �� � � Age. Ketch A. Cordon, P.£.
n Otto G.Boncsrroo, P.E. Thomas E.Noyes, P.E.
Ci p Robert 14'. Rosette,P.E. Richard W.Foster,P.E.
Joseph C. Anderlik.P.E. Robert G.Schunicht, P.E.
2335 4f/ 9�....6 e(/.yl....y 36 Bradlord A. Lemberg. P.E. Marvin L.Sorrala,P.E.
Richard F. Turner, P.E. Donald C. Burgardr,P.E.
St. P.-d, Afi..w.saJ'a 55tm James C.Olson. P.E. Jerry A.Bourdon,P.E.
PA :612-636-41600 Car A.Hanson,P.L'.
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March 1983 hmles A. Erickson
Leo Af. Pawelsky
Harlan 11f. Olson
David E. Olson
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418
RE: File No. 20502
Deep Well No. 3 Report
INVOICE NO. L 8016
FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES RENDERED
Partial preparation of the Deep Well No. 3 Report through
February 28, 1983
Prin.Engr, 141 Hrs. @ $40.00 $ 580.00
Reg.Engr. 27SI Hrs. @ $36.00 990.00
1 570.00
This bill is in proposed contract with
the City, not to exceed $3, 100.00
All bills due and payable within 3 0 days. Interest will be charged at the annual rate of 12%after 60 days.
10lare under the penalties of perjury that 1 am the person making the within claim;that I have examined said claim and that the same is just and true;that the
-ces therein charged were actually rendered and were of the value therein charged;that the fees therein charged are official and are such as are allowed by law;
and that no part of said claim has been paid.The effect of this verification shall be the same as if subscribed and sworn to under oath.
BONESTROO,ROSENE,ANDERLIK&ASSOCIATES,INC.
by
SALES SUMMARY FEBRUARY 1983
STORE ONE STORE o
COMBINED ON SALE OFF SALE SPEAKEASY ON SALE OFF SALE
SALES — FEB. 183 166,909.45 28,912.56 59, 97.98 2,743.52 18,640.77 569914.62
SALES — FE13. 182 180,245,09 35,618.90 62,239°49 4,299.16 19,322.65 589665.49
INCREASE $ 13,336.24* 6,706034* 2,541,51* 1 ,655,64* 681.88* 19-750087*
INCREASE % 7.40P 4008*
37.64io o'.* 3.53 * 2-.98q*
SALES — 2 Mos. 183 340,391.^9 59,579-14 123,255.07 5,432.44 36,633.23 115,291.21
SALES — 2 Mos. 182 374,254.92 68,812.96 1309857.55 8,510000 38,221.37 127,852.96
- INCREASE 3 33,863.03* 9,233.82* 7,601.68* 3,077.64* 1 ,388.14* 12,561.75*
INCREASE % 9.05%* 13.42J*
5.81 36.17P 3.63gb* 9.83%*
* DECREASE
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CITY .OF ST. ANTHONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Reports-2b
March 18, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Police Department
Other Monthly Report-January,
March 22, 1983 Informational 1983
TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Don Nickerson, Police Chief
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SUMMARY DISCUS_ SION OF SUBJECT: Attached is the Pol ice Department monthly
report tor anuary,
iFISCAL IMPACT:
ALTERNATIVES :
RECOMMENDATION: Informational
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CITY MANAGER' S RaVIEW: COMMENTS :
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MONTHLY REPORT -- POLICE DEPARTMENT
• MONTH OF JANUARY 19 83
POLICE SERVICE TO PUBLIC
Total number of radio calls - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 432
Number of office phone calls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 351
Public Assists - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 108
Number of details received from other sources
(Phone, Office, Citizen, Letter, Patrol) - - - - - •- - - - 1198
NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED FOR MONTH
HOMICIDE DISTURBANCE CALLS 14
SEXUAL ASSAULTS PROWLERS, SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
& VEHICLES 55
OTHER SEX OFFENSES 1
• JUVENILE RUNAWAYS 1
ROBBERY
ALARM CALLS 21
ASSAULT 1_
WARRANT ARRESTS 2
BURGLARY - Residence 8
BOOKINGS (Other than Warrant) 4
Business
VEHICLES TOWED 7
LARCENY 12
LIQUOR OFFENSES 10
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT
LIQUOR BANK RUNS 31
ARSON
ANIMAL BITES
FORGERY 1
OTHER ANIMAL VIOLATIONS 3
FRAUD
BREATHALYZER TESTS 8
VANDALISM . 3
D. W. I.. ARRESTS 9
WEAPON OFFENSES
MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 26
NARCOTICS
PUBLIC PEACE
t • (Disorderly Conduct,etc) 4 TOTAL REPORTS FOR MONTH 580
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POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT -. 2 - MONTH OF JANUARY 19 83
TAGS ISSUED BY EACH OFFICER
MOVING NON-MOVING OTHER TRAFFIC OTHER
OFFICER D. W. I. VIOLATIONS VIOLATIONS VIOLATIONS (MISD. )
SGT. PUFFER 4
SGT. PROTELSCH 2 1
SCHWALBACH 2 6
FERGUSON 6 4
STURDEVANT 6 6
MAC QUEEN 6 12 21 6
THOEMKE 2 19 5 5 1
LUTHER 2 13 3 5 1
JOHNSTON 2 22 16 1 1
TOTAL 14 84 62 17 3
TOTAL TAGS ISSUED 180
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DATE: February 24, 1983
` i TO: Donald C. Hickerson, Chief of Police
FROM:' Richard Engstrom, Investigator
SUBJECT: Case status for January, 1983
In January, 1983, I screened thirty-three ( 33) new cases for
the month. Of those cases eighteen (18) met the criteria for
an active investigation. I carried an additional sixteen (16)
cases into January from previous months..
Those eighteen (18) cases investigated for January are as
follows:
1 - Aggravated Forgery U.F. I . 1 - Suspect Cleared
1 - Death Investigation Suicide Cleared
1 - Kidnap - C. S.C. (1979 case) 1 - Suspect Charges pending
1 - Flee Police in Motor Veh. 1 - Suspect Charged
1 - Flee Police in MV/Agg. DWI 1 - Suspect Charged
1 - Felony Theft by Check 1 - Suspect Charges pending
1 - Harrassing Phone Calls 1 - Suspect City Atty Compl.
1 - Felony Theft 1 - Suspect Complaint
4 - Burglary-Residence 1 - Suspect Cleared-Spriegeled
1 - Exposer (Sex Offense)
1 - Assault - 4th Degree 1 - Suspect Complaint
1 - U. U. M. V. 2 - Suspects Open
1 - D. O. C. - Exposer 1 - Suspect Arrested (Mental)
1 - Arson ( 1979 case) 2 - Suspects Open
1 - Attempt Theft by Trick Open
Out of those eighteen (18) cases , six (6) suspects were arrested
in six ( 6) cases. Eight (8) suspects remain to be arrested and/
or charged. One ( 1) suspect was involved in four (4) house
burglaries in mid January. He is still in Jail on burglary
charges.
January was a moderately light month and the crime rate is at
a tolerable level for a city of our size .
No Search Warrants were executed or special details during Janu-
ary, 1983.
Two (2) investigations consumed much of my time during January,
Residential Burglaries four (4) and Felony Theft (Kentucky
Fried Chicken) .
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• Total loss from burglary and theft related crimes for January,
1983 $ 23, 687. 00
Total loss from Damage to Property (Vandalism) $ 2, 700. 00
Total property recovered (stolen, contraband, narcotics)
$ 3, 300.00
Going into February, 1983, it appears that economic crimes,
such as fraud, forgery and embezzlement are increasing at an
alarming rate .
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
ADate Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Reports-2c
March 13, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Pol ice Department
Other Monthly Report-February,
Marc h22, 1983 Informational 1983
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Don Nickerson, Police Chief
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT: Attached is the Police Department monthly
report for February, 1933•
FISCAL IMPACT:
ALTERNATIVES :
RECOMMENDATION : Informational
CIW MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS :
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MONTHLY REPORT -- POLICE DEPARTMENT
• MONTH OF FEBRUARY 19 83
POLICE SERVICE TO PUBLIC
Total Number of Radio Calls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 377
Number of Office Phone Calls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 315
Public Assists - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 101 _
Number of Details Received From Other Sources
(Phone, Office, Citizen, Letter, Patrol) - - - - - - - - - -- 1240
NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED FOR MONTH
HOMICIDE PROWLERS, SUSPICIOUS PER-
SONS & VEHICLES 60
SEXUAL ASSAULTS
JUVENILE RUNAWAYS
OTHER SEX OFFENSES 1
ALARM CALLS 16
• ROBBERY
WARRANT ARRESTS, D.L.
ASSAULT 2 PICK-UPS , ETC. 8
BURGLARY - Residence 7 BOOKINGS .-(Other than Warrant) 5
Business 2 VEHICLES TOWED 16
LARCENY 13 LIQUOR OFFENSES 2
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT 1 LIQUOR BANK RUNS 31
ARSON ANIMAL BITES
FORGERY 1 OTHER ANIMAL VIOLATIONS 1
FRAUD 2 BREATHALYZER TESTS 9
VANDALISM 4 D. W. I. ARRESTS 9
WEAPON OFFENSES MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 24
NARCOTICS 1
PUBLIC PEACE
(Disorderly Conduct,
• Disturb. Peace, etc. )
DISTURBANCE CALLS 14 TOTAL REPORTS FOR MONTH 587
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POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT MONTH OF FEBRUARY 19 83
TAGS' ISSUED BY EACH OFFICER
MOVING NON-MOVING OTHER TRAFFIC OTHER
OFFICER D. W. I . VIOLATIONS VIOLATIONS- VIOLATIONS (MISD. )
'SGT. PUFFER 12
SGT. P•ROTELSCH 2 1
SCHWALBACH 16 11 1
FERGUSON 27 1
STURDEVANT 7 5 1
MAC QUEEN 24 11 1 3
THOEMKE 5 19 16 1 1
LUTHER 6 18 20 1
JOHNSTON 3 28 23
TOTAL 14 153 88 3 6
TOTAL TAGS ISSUED 264
DATE: March 3,' 19 813�`
• TO: Donald Hickerson, Chief of Police
FROM: R. Engstrom, Investigator
SUBJECT: Case Status for February, 1983
In February, 1983, I screened thirty-six ( 36) new cases for the
month. Of those cases seventeen (17) met the criteria for an
active investigation.
I carried an additional fourteen (14) cases from previous months.
Two (2) other cases were closed out due to lack of sufficient
evidence to prosecute. One (1) other case from previous months
was charged by the County Attorney.
Those seventeen (17) cases investigated for February are as
follows:
1 - Aggravated D.W. I . 1 - Suspect Clear/City Atty
1 - Gross Misdemeanor DWI 1 - Suspect Clear/City Atty
2 - Felony Theft By Check 1 - Suspect Pending
2 - Death Investigations 1 - Natural Cause
1 - Undetermined
2 - Assault - 4th Degree 2 - Suspects Refer to City Atty
2 - Narcotic Violations 3 - Suspects 3 - Charged
1 - Burglary - Business 1 - Suspect Charged
I - Att. Burglary - Business 1 - Suspect Charged
1 - U. U. M. V. 1 - Suspect Clear - No charge
1 - Burglary - Residence Open
1 - Flee Police in MV 1 - Suspect Charged
1 - Obstruct Legal Process
With Force 1 - Suspect Charged
1 - Worthless Checks 1 - Suspect Refer to City Atty
Again, February was a moderately light month, but heavy productive
in clearance and arrest rate. (47% clearance rate) .
There were seven (7) house burglaries and two (2) business burg-
laries. The latter were cleared by arrest and subsequent charges.
Total loss from burglary and theft related crimes $ 48,988. 00
*- This does not include one resident burglary (Out of town) .
Total loss from damage to property (Vandalism) $ 275. 00
Total property recovered (Stolen, Contraband, Narcotics)
$ 8 , 170. 00
Donald Hickerson - 2 - March 3, 1983
An outstanding job was turned in by Officer Johnston on 2-23-83,
0157 hours. - He made an officer initiated arrest -of a burglary
suspect (in progress at the Fun Center) . That arrest led to the
recovery of property taken in a business burglary 2-18-83 at
Chicks Billards. I highly commend his performance in this case.
On February 11 , 1983, Officers Ferguson, Schwalbach, Luther and
Sgt. Protelsch were involved in a Buy Bust (Sting) with BCA
Narcotic Agents, resulting in the arrest of two residents from
our City and one from Roseville. Two (2) ounces of 75% pure
cocaine was recovered and removed from the street traffic and
junkies it was intended for.
We had one substantial residence burglary in which a new Cadil-
lac was stolen on February 25 , 1983. Residents are on vacation
until March 5, 1983. Some property was recovered in Minnetonka
and the stolen vehicle -was used in at least two (2) of Minne-
tonka burglaries.. The vehicle was recovered February 27, 1983,
at 28th and University Avenue NE, minus tires and wheels.
The Varda Unit was set up on February 25 , 1983, at a residence
where the home owner will be out of town until March 7, 1983.
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REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
• Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Reports-2d
March 3, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Fire Department
Other
March 22, 1983 Informational Monthly Report-
February,
1983
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Lee Entner, Fire Chief
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT:
8 fires, 3 hrs. 37 min. ; 24 medicals, 11 hrs . 5 min. ; 17 special duty, 21 hrs.
37 min. ; 5 inspections , 6 hrs. 30 min.
5 cardiac symptoms
3 respiratory problems
3 DOA
3 no assistance required
2 CPR
• 2 abdominal problems
2 stroke
2 -fall
1 fractured hip from slipper floor
1 leg , knee and foot injury from ladder
1 seizure
1 uncontrollable nosebleed
ALTERNATIVES :
RECOMMENDATION:
CITY MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS :
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REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
�• Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Reports-2e
3-15-83 Ordinance
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ate Action Requested —x Formal Action/Motion Title Request for
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3-22-83 Information Committee
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Don Hickerson, Chief of Police
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SU;dMARY DISCUSSIG_ OF SUBJECT:
Chemical Use/Abuse Information Committee requests $1400. 00 for operating
budget for the year 1983. The budget monies will be allocated as
follows, if received from Council :
$ 40. 00 - Postage
600. 00 - Speaker/Playhouse Presentation
i 400. 00 - Pamphlets (Liquor Stores)
j 400. 00 - Pamphlets (Grocery Stores)
200. 00 - Pamphlets (Professional Offices & Churches)
i $ 1640. 00 (Copy of goals attached)
FISCAL IMPACT:
$1400. 00 from Council Contingency Funds
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of the .request.
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Tentative Goals - St. Anthony Chemical Abuse Information Committee - 1982-83
Goal I: - Increase awareness in the community to sources available for help
in'€amily situations where abuse of alcohol is a problem.
Objective: To encourage persons to seek help through the many sources available.
Activity: Continue to provide cards with emergency phone numbers to the
community by displays in grocery stores, drug stores, policy station,.
community services b possibly liquor store. Continue to review
and update the emergency cards. Continue to provide publicity in
any local publications.
Goal II: Increase education concerning chemical use issues to community
with special concern for education to parents.
Objective: To increase understanding of the reality of chemical use by students
and provide suggestions for parents that may increase communication
between parents to define expected and accepted norms to help with
the. difficult job of parenting.
•® Activity: -it least one direct mailing to the parents in St. Anthony. Publicity
• in the city of St. Anthony Quarterly Newsletter, the Superintendent's
newsletter and the Bulletin when appropriate. Provide an article
for community service bulletin and a possible class for parents on
chemical use/abuse through community services.
Goal III: Provide awareness of chemical dependency as a disease to the
community, especially those who have an already identified health need.
Objective: To provide a service to health professionals by supplying waiting
rooms.with reading materials on alcoholism to increase possibility
of persons seeking help when needed.
Activity: Continue to contact appropriate health professionals in St. Anthony
and supply pamphlets when needed. Also continue to supply the rack
at community services with suitable pamphlets.
Coal IV: Provide awareness and education to adolescents by sponsoring a
program for students in St. Anthony Middle School and High School.
Objective: To decrease the acceptance of illegal chemical use as an acceptable
social norm and provide suggestions for alternative highs.
Activity: Preview, choose and sponsor an activity for assembly from the choices
f of a film, a speaker or a dramatic presentation.
CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
March 15 , 1983
The meeting was -called to order by Chair Makowske at 7: 30 P.M.
Present for roll call : Zawislak, Bowerman , Makowske , Bjorklund and
Franzese.
Absent: Jones and Wagner.
Also present: David Childs, City Manager and Dick Krier, H.R.A.
Planning Consultant.
The minutes of the February 15th Commission meeting were amended as
follows :
Page 4 , para. 4 : Substitute "a similar type of meeting in the Metro-
politan area" for "that meeting" in the last line.
Motion by Mr. Bowerman and seconded by Mr. Bjorklund to approve as
amended the minutes for the Planning Commission meeting held Feb-
ruary 15 , 1983.
Motion carried unanimously.
• Mr. Zawislak who had been nominated in absentia to serve as the
Commission Vice Chair for 1983 accepted that position.
Mr. Bjorklund agreed to represent the Commission at the next Council
meeting , March 22nd.
It was agreed that the meeting with the redeveloper should not be
moved up on the agenda before the two public hearings at 8 : 00 P.M. ,
because _that agenda had been sent along with letters of invitation
to attend the meeting to members of the Kenzie Terrace Task Force and
District #282 School Board.
Mr. Childs reported receiving no reply yet to Mayor Sundland' s
March 1st letter to the A.M.M. opposing the new state law filing
requirements for granting variances and conditional use permits .
Mr. Bjorklund agreed the new requirements would impose an undue
hardship on both property owners and the City , particularly the
Planning Commission, whose responsibility it would be to see that the
new statutes were enforced and he suggested a similar letter from the
Commission be sent to reinforce the Mayor ' s statements . He also asked
that a copy of the letter be sent to Senator Neil Dieterich who also
represents the City at the State Legislature.
The Manager distributed copies of the Community Development Block
Grant project status report for Years VI through VIII and the meeting
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was recessed from 7 : 50 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. , when the public hearing
on the City's proposal for activities to be funded for Year IX was
opened by Chair Makowske. She explained the procedure to be followed
in the hearing and asked whether any es.ent objected to the notice
of the hearing or its contents as pub the Bulletin , March 3 ,
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1983. No objection was voiced nor was there anyone present to comment
on the fund allocation.
• Motion by Mr. Bowerman and seconded by Mr. Bjorklund to waive the
reading of the notice of the hearing.
Motion carried unanimously.
The projects proposed for funding were .discussed with the City Manager
who said both would benefit the elderly with $40,000 to be dedicated
to weatherizing and bringing up to code four to five single family
dwellings of persons who met the eligibility requirements, usually
senior citizens, and $4 ,656 to be given to Community Services to
offset the cost of operating the senior citizen programs in the City .
Mr. Childs agreed that a broad based community effort should be made
to let the public know these funds are available and assured the
Commission members that all previous rehabilitation funds were being
utilized.
The hearing was closed at 8 :10 P.M.
Motion by Mr. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Zawislak to recommend the
Council accept the City staff recommendations for the City ' s Year IX
Urban Hennepin County Community Development Block Grant allocations
as follows :
Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes $40 ,000
Public Services - Senior Citizens Programs 4 , 656
• Administration 1,904
$46 , 560
The Commission finds that these activities are consistent with past
uses of these funds and meet all the criteria set for such activities
by the Housing and Urban Development agency and Hennepin County and
believes there had been adequate public notice of the proposed alloca-
tions as well as input from the public , and Planning. Commission towards
the selection of the activities to be funded.
Motion carried unanimously.
At 8: 15 P.M. , the second public hearing for the purpose of reallocating
some of the CDBG funds which had been approved for 1980 , 1981 and 1982
was opened by the Chair.
Again, there was no one present who objected to the notice or offered
any input to the discussion of the reallocation suggested by the
Manager.
Mr. Childs explained that some of the funds would be lost to the City
if they are not reallocated before April 15th and reported Hennepin
County had agreed to the proposed reallocation. He explained that
the City had been unable - to complete the rebuilding of curbs along
• St. Anthony Boulevard so. as .to remove architectural barriers and .the
funds allocated for sidewalks along County Road D could not be
utilized until that roadway is rebuilt. The $14 ,500 previously
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allocated for Multi-family rehabilitation would be deleted due to
difficulties of implementing such a project. $16 , 679 would be used
• to pay the H.R.A. Planning Consultant's charges for the Kenzie Terrace
Project and the allocation for the Latch Key program would be admini-
stered by the Community Services . The Manager anticipates the
remainder of the Year VI and VII funds would be expended within the
next 90 days and said he intends to prepare a chart reflecting where
these changes in allocations had been made for Council consideration
for approval March 22nd.
The hearing was closed at 8: 25 P.M.
Motion by Mr. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Bowerman to recommend the
Council accept the staff recommendation regarding the amendment of the
City ' s Year VI, VII , VIII Urban Hennepin County Community Development
Block Grant planning allocation as follows :
Year VI Kenzie Terrace Study $16 ,679
679
Year VII Site Acquisition/Assisted Housing 40 ,000
Year VII Administration 1,000
Year VII Removal of Architectural Barriers 7 ,000
Year VII Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes 18, 385
Year VII Public Services-Senior Programs 2 ,091
Year VIII Assistance to Low and Moderate Income 15 ,000
Housing: Street Improvements
Year VIII Right-of-Way Acqusition-Sidewalks 21 , 128
Year VIII Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes 30 , 773
Year VIII Public Services-Latch Key Program 2 , 460
Year VIII Public Services-Senior Programs 2 ,640
Year VIII Administration 1 , 540
The Planning Commission recommends these funds be reallocated so as
to avoid their loss , finding that these activities (1) would be
consistent with past uses of CDBG funds ; (2) would meet all the criteria
set for such activities by the Housing and Urban Development Agency
and Hennepin. County.;. (3) . had .been adequately .pub l ici zed.; and (4) ..
had received ample public and Planning Commission input before the
recommendation of approval was made.
Motion carried unanimously .
Mr. Krier gave an historical background of the tentative appointment
of the Arkell Development group to develop the Kenzie Terrace Re
development Project and indicated the meeting that evening was intended
to give the Planning Commission members an opportunity to provide some
feedback on what they would like to see in the Planned Unit Develop-
ment for the project. He told them their reaction to the concept
plan for the project would be sought as well as their recommendations
to the Council regarding the sale of the .Phase 1 project property ,
which the H.R.A. Jntends to acquire in April , to the redevelopers .
The planner also asked them to set a date for the public hearing on
the preliminary P.U.D. plan.
• Steve Yurick and Tom Arkell of Arkell Development and Gary Tushie of
Saunders-Thalden Associates , Inc . representing the two firms , who are
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joint participants with Kraus-Anderson in the redevelopment project,
presented the preliminary plans which Mr. Tushie indicated had been
redrawn to reflect modifications .requested by the H.R.A. The archi-
tect showed the new drawings of the 134 unit market rate senior housing
structure for Phase 1 which- had been set back on the property so the
backside of the building would be all backyard. He discussed all the
amenities which would be offered, as well as the parking, landscaping,
trash disposal, and the defining of the building entrance by combining
it with a bus shelter motif.
Mr. Tushie pointed to the realigning of the driveways on both sides
of the project and told the Commissioners that the strip of residential
properties along Kenzie Terrace had been eliminated in Phase 3 because
the H.R.A. was reluctant to acquire these properties at this time.
He also told the Commissioners the pool and saunas had been replaced
__by a children' s playground area at the H.R.A. request, which decision,
Mr.-Childs -saidv could- be-reversed- if the market for empty nesters
without children should prevail for that phase. -- - - - -- - --
Housing in Phase 1 would include 115 one-bedroom units ; 11 large one-
bedroom units; 14 one-bedroom plus den units; and two two-bedroom
units , but Mr. Yurick indicated these sizes could be easily changed
to meet the market demands . The developer estimates the units would
be sold for between $50 ,000 and the high 70 ' s . Construction should
start next. fall, he said. If all conditions are ideal, he continued,
Phase 2 would be initiated in the fall of 1984 and would include a
202 funded senior building with 15 efficiencies and 39 one-bedroom
• units with the size of these units set by H.U.D. and a second build-
ing, a condominium with 41 one-bedroom units , 36 one-bedroom units
with a den, and 26 two-bedroom units , to be marketed between the mid-
60 ' s and the low 901s . The two market rate condominium buildings
proposed for Phase 3 would provide a total of 34 one-bedroom units;
72 one-bedroom units with den; and 48 two-bedroom units with the costs
estimated to be between 10 and 15 percent higher than matching units
in Phase 2 .
The developers indicated they believe they would find buyers for all
the units in the first two phases within the same geographic area as
St. Anthony and anticipates it may not be difficult to sell the Phase 3
units outside the immediate area because of the desirability of the
St. Anthony community .
Mr. Tushie indicated he had some of the same concerns expressed by
Mrs . Franzese about providing safety and privacy for the children' s
playground which is planned next to the 202 funded building . He
perceives it would be advantageous for the elderly in that building
to be able to watch the children plan and to observe the outdoor
activities of other residents younger than themselves . Mrs. Franzese
told the architect she anticipates there would be a greater demand for
two bedroom units from the type of persons expected to buy into this
project because -most of them are coming from large single family
dwellings.
• Mr. Bjorklund indicated he liked the libraries and two elevators in
the first building- as well as the fact that the trash would be handled
in the garage. He said if the building is only 36 feet high and
casts the same shadow, that is almost the same as what was accepted
• by the City for the first proposal for this property. Mr. Tushie
explained that the developers had not .wanted to cut into the existing
terrain and had therefore not included another entrance to the under-
ground parking in the plans. He also said the plan would retain the
existing trees to the rear of the property and calls for other trees
and plantings to provide further screening for the adjoining residences .
Mr. Yurick told Mr. Bjorklund the one-bedroom condominium units would
be approximately 700 square feet, which is probably a little bigger
than usual. He said an educational process is necessary to make
people realize the smaller size is dictated by cost.
When Mr. Bjorklund indicated he was pleased to see sidewalks provided,
Mr. Tushie told him the developers would like to see them extended to
--- -- — ----St.—Charles-._ _Mr-.__Childs commented that it would be almost mandatory
that sidewalks be provided on the north side of-Kenzie-Ter-race-to -the__
St. Anthony National Bank.
Mr. Bowerman was impressed with the "superior parking plans" which he
perceives would be both functional and aesthetic. Mr. Tushie pointed
out that there were very few places where snow could collect since
most parking is underground, so snow removal should be no problem.
He told the Chair the parking ratio for Phase 1 would be . 77 per
unit where most similar projects run from . 25 to . 75 and in Phase 2
the ration would be 1. 75. The need for more parking would become
evident during the marketing process , he added.
Jerry Kelly, a St. Anthony Center merchant, was concerned with how
fast the rentals in his area would be raised.
Marland Johnson , 4008 Penrod Lane , said any question he might have
had was answered in the developer ' s presentation.
Mr. Yurick told Mr. Bowerman he would anticipate there would be an
outside management firm retained initially by the homeoxe:ners association
and he has further noticed there are few of such associations that
care to take on the management themselves.
Motion by Mr. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Bowerman to indicate to
the H. R.A. that the Planning Commission finds the redevelopment plan
for Phase 1 of the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project as proposed,
to be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan for the City of St. Anthony
as identified in Alternative C of the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment
Plan, that the density , type of use, impact on the community, and other
factors are addressed specifically in the proposal , and, furthermore,
there had been adequate input from staff, Planning Commission and the
public related to the plan' s conformance to the City ' s Comprehensive
Plan.
Motion carried unanimously.
• Motion by Mr.. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Zawislak to indicate to
the H.R.A. that the Planning -Commission, finding that the preliminary
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plan for Phase 1 of the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project appears
to meet all the requirements of and is consistent with the City ' s
• Comprehensive Plan and that there had been adequate staff , Planning
Commission, and public input to the planning process, recommends that
the St. Anthony Housing and Redevelopment Authority proceed with the
sale of the subject property to the redeveloper on the project subject
.to the execution of the developer' s agreement.
Motion carried unanimously .
Motion by Mr. Zawislak and seconded by Mrs. Franzese to set the date
for the -public hearing on the preliminary Planned Unit Development
plan for May 17,' 1983 during the Planning Commission meeting that
evening.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Bjorklund indicated-he-would--like-to -see._all_utility_ lines
identified in this plan and Mr. Childs told him that plans for the ---
project would be made available to the Commission members well in
advance of the- hearing..
Mr. Tushie said he wanted to commend the H.R.A. and the Commission
for providing the incentive for this project, which he perceives
meets a real need and demand of the community.
Motion by Mrs . Franzese and seconded by Chair Makowske to adjourn the
meeting at 9 : 50 P.M.
Motion carried unanimously .
Respectfully submitted,
Helen Crowe , Secretary
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Agenda Item: Reports-3a Status : Informational
MEMORANDUM
DATE.: March 1.5 , 1983
TO: David Childs , City Manager
Department Heads
FROM: Connie Kroeplin, Administrative Secretary
SUBJECT: Staff Meeting Notes - March 15, 1983
The meeting began at 9 : 40 A.M. Those present were : Carol Johnson,
Lee Entner, Connie Kroeplin, Dave Childs , Don Hicker.son., Larry
Hamer, and Ray Nelson.
Connie Kroeplin. distribu.ted memos to the Department Heads requesting
information for articles to be put in the Spring Newsletter, which
will be sent along with the water bills in mid-April..
Larry Hamer indicated the Public Works . Department is ahead of schedule
.on the spring sweeping and tree trimming programs .
Mr. Hamer had several items for discussion. First, he stated he had
been. contacted regarding changing the City ' s street lights from mercury
to high pressure sodium. The City would be charged $5 -per fixture
for the change plus 50C per fixture on its bill for an indeterminate
amount of time. Mr. Hamer feels the City has been offered no in-
centive to proceed with this program and, further, would reap no
profit or savings from it.
-Second, the Village Gardenettes have requested the City to embark on
a leaf recycling program. The Club would like to be involved with the
collection of the leaves . In checking into this' suggestion further,
Mr. Hamer found Hennepin County (who own the only leaf shredder available) ,
would be willing to shred and inoculate the leaves free . However ,
they have asked for a site (about 2 acres) for dumping the leaves ,
which the City does not have. Mr. Hamer felt perhaps the site could
be worked out with a neighboring community.
Third, Mr. Hamer indicated his department has nearly completed its
performance evaluations , which Mr . Childs has requested from all City
personnel, union and non-union. There ensued a lengthy discussion
on this subject , with input from everyone present.
Fourth, the specs for painting the water tower will be ready for the
Council ' s March 22nd meeting, however not in time to be included in
the packet. The quotes for replacement on the Stinson waterline have
been received and will be included in the packet.
Ray Nelson had been contacted by two different companies regarding
the liquor stores ' pay phones . They each have offered substantial
monetary increases for the City and Mr. Nelson is considering their
�_, ?ers .
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Carol Johnson informed us Steve Koes is in North Memorial hospital
at this time and he has spoken with several of the staff .
Lee Entner told those present the City will be involved in a tornado
exercise on Wednesday, March 23rd, commencing at 1 :00 P .M. with the
all clear at 2 : 10 P.M. He indicated the new siren on 35th Avenue N.E.
and Silver Lake Road is again not functioning and is presently
being worked on.
Mr. Entner will also be preparing a change in the fire protection
ordinance in the near future .
Chiefs Entner and Hickerson then discussed the costs related to the
Communications system and indicated there will be large increases
in this area in the future. Minneapolis , Hennepin and Ramsey
Counties will be contacted for cost comparison. Another possibility
was suggested - area suburbs to band together and devise a central
dispatch.
Don Hickerson outlined the plans for the physical fitness orientation
sessions . The first will be on March 23rd at 3 : 30 P.M. and the second
on March 31st at 7:00 P.M. (awaiting confirmation) . Both sessions
will be in the Council Chambers . Police and fire members must
participate in this program and it is also being offered to Department ,
Heads. The orientation sessions will explain the program. Attendees
will be given the results of the blood work and physical forms, which
must be filled out by each individual ' s physician. A deadline for
receipt of these forms will be announced at the orientation sessions .
Chief Hickerson also requested the Police Department office and hall-
way be painted and additional shelves installed. He will be present
at the Council ' s March 22nd meeting with an application for another
Reserve and to present the Chemical Abuse Information ' s request for
funds from the City ( $1 , 400) .
Dave Childs briefly listed Council agenda items , including:
(1) application for license renewal for Chick ' s Billiards ;
(2') Council ' s decision on branch chipping program;
( 3) H.R.A. meeting with redeveloper ;
(4) two public hearings on C.D.B .G. funds allocation;
(5) cable T.V. ordinance amendment; and
(,6) a resolution establishing a fund for the H.R.A.
The meeting adjourned at 11 : 15 A.M.
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Agenda Item:- Reports-3b Status : Informational
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
MAR 9 1984
Mr. Owen Mobley
Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant
Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112
Dear Mr. Mobley:
Thank you for your letter of February 23, 1983 in which you summarized the
Army's conclusions from the Army's Toxic and Hazardous Materials
Agency's (USATHAMA) year-long study of ground water contamination at the
Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant (TCAAP) in Arden Hills, Minnesota. My staff
has reviewed the Army's conclusions and the data that you have provided us.
The Phase I study that the Army just completed was intended to determine whether
• TCAAP is a source of ground water contaminants, such as trichloroethylene and
other volatile organic hydrocarbons, and whether these contaminants are
migrating beyond the TCAAP's boundaries. The Army has answered both of these
questions in the affirmative: "volatile organic hydrocarbon contamination
sources are present on TCAAP," "contaminant migration from at least two (TCAAP)
sources is occurring" and "contamination is moving outside of the (TCAAP)
installation at the southwestern boundary. " (The source of these quotations is
the February 23, 1983 l.etter from you to me. ) We agree with these conclusions.
The Army has made a number of other conclusions, however, which are not
supported by the data available at this time. You state in your letter that it
is "unlikely" that the contamination sources present at TCAAP are the cause of
the contamination found in the city of New Brighton wells. We think that that
conclusion is premature and not supported by the data that are available. The
Phase I study, of course, was not extensive enough to determine the effects of '
TCAAP contaminant sources on the New Brighton municipal wells. But contrary to
the Army's speculations, the Army's Phase I data and other data collected to
date do not preclude in any way TCAAP as a source of contamination of the
. New Brighton wells. For example, the Phase I study indicates that contamination
in the bedrock aquifer could migrate at a rate of nearly one-half mile per year.
We also disagree with the Army's conclusion that more data are necessary before
it can be determined whether TCAAP is contaminating the private wells immediately
to the southwest. More data are always helpful, of course, but all data
available point to the conclusion that TCAAP is indeed contaminating these
• private wells.
Phone: 612/296-7301
1935 West County Road B2, Roseville, Minnesota 551 13-2785
Regional Offices • Duluth/Brainerd/Detroit Lakes/Marshall/Rochester
Equal Opportunity Employer
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The Army has also often speculated that the contamination of the 'New Brighton
wells and the private wells next to the TCAAP originate from sources other than
TCAAP. In your letter you mention several sites in the Long Lake and Rush Lake
areas downgradient of TCAAP but upgradient of the New Brighton wells. These
areas include landfills, an asphalt recycling plant, a former oil refinery site,
and a furniture stripping operation. These sites have been investigated by the
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. Sampling results at these sites give no indication that any of the
sites mentioned by the Army, other than the "old Trio Solvent" site, may be
contributing to trichloroethylene contamination of the ground water in the area.
Closer to the southwest corner of TCAAP, the Army asserts that a landfill and
a 1940's site for above ground liquid storage may he the cause of contamination
in nearby private wells. The "landfill" was, in fact, farmland which later ,
received some fill for construction of the Arden Manor Trailer Park. There is
no indication that anything but dirt was used for fill . This area was not an
established chemical waste disposal landfill like the sites on TCAAP. The
above ground "liquid storage site" is the old Skiba gas station, where gasoline
was stored in tanks above ground. Gasoline does not contain trichloroethylene.
Finally, the Army's contention that TCAAP production wells when in full production
may have pulled contamination back toward TCAAP is doubtful at best. Even
assuming contaminants existed elsewhere,- the Army admits that its production
wells have been pumping at only about 10% capacity for the past eight or ten years.
We believe that the Army is responsible for contamination of ground water both •
on and off the TCAAP site. Under Minnesota and federal law, the Army has certain
obligations to protect the ground water.
I will discuss these topics, as well as an MPCA Superfund request, in the
remainder of this letter:
A. -The Army Phase I Study
B. An Army Phase 11 Study
C. Contaminant Source Removal and Control by the Army
D. Alternative Water Supply
E. Aquifer Rehabilitation
A. Army Phase I Study.
While the Army has provided us with some of the data and has given us its
conclusions from the study, a final report still has not been completed. The
completion date for the Phase I report has already been delayed a number of
times. I see no reason why this report cannot be submitted to the MPCA by
April 1, 1983. Please submit at least four copies of that report to me by
that date.
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• B. Army Phase II Study.
The Army has concluded that TCAAP is a source of contaminants and that the
contaminants are migrating from TCAAP to the southwest. My staff concurs and
believes that contaminants are likely also migrating to the northwest in shallow
ground water. A'Phase• II Study is necessary to not only locate the sources of
contaminants at TCAAP but also to investigate the mechanisms of contaminant
transport within and beyond TCAAP and to determine the fate of TCAAP contaminants
transported beyond TCAAP boundaries. Based on the information currently
available to my staff, the- appropriate areas for the Army's initial off-base
study include the area between TCAAP's southwest corner and Long Lake north
of "Butcher's Railroad Spur" and the area between TCAAP's northwest corner
and Rice Creek. Subsequent studies may be required for additional areas.
According to your February 23 letter, USATHAMA is already initiating a Phase II
study. However, -it is unclear whether the questions set forth above are part of
the Army's proposed work. I request that the Army submit to the MPCA by
April 1, 1983, a Phase II study proposal that includes the above areas of
investigation. My staff will review the proposal and submit revisions.
C. Army Contaminant Removal and Control .
You state in your letter that the Army will take actions to control sources of
contaminant migration once they are defined. We agree that this is an important
action once the sources of contamination are located. We expect a commitment
• from the Army that it will respond in a proper and expeditious fashion to
alleviate those TCAAP contaminant sources that are identified during the
Phase II Study. In addition, we request that the Army implement now any
remedial measures which would be appropriate at this time.
D. Water Supply.
A number of off-base private drinking water wells have been contaminated to
such a degree that the use of these wells as a source of drinking water and
other household purposes has been precluded. Six such private parties directly
southwest of TCAAP are now without a useable source of water. As discussed in
this letter, we believe that sources on -TCAAP have caused this contamination.
We request that the Army immediately arrange to provide these private parties
with an adequate source of noncontaminated water. If the Army's Phase II
Study_ or other investigations discover other wells similarly contaminated by
TCAAP sources, we would expect the Army to provide those well users with
noncontaminated water also. Please give us your reponse to this request by
April 1, 1983.
E. Aquifer Rehabilitation.
The data that has been generated to date indicate that contaminants from TCAAP
sites have reached the Prairie du Chien-Jordan aquifer from which approximately
75 percent of the ground water used in the Twin Cities metropolitan area is
pumped. It is likely that both on-base and off-base remedial measures will be
required to restore this and other aquifers. We expect the Army to include as
• part of its Phase II Study the development of proposals to implement necessary
aquifer rehabilitation. Please include a response to this request in your
Phase II Study proposal to be submitted by April 1.
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F. Superfund Request. •
The MPCA has applied for funds under .the Comprehensive Env-ironmental . Response
Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA or ''Superfund") to conduct a- major
regional ground water contamination 'study in the: New Brighton Area near TCAAP,
to investigate the feasibility of temporarily providing noncontaminated water
to New Bri'ghton .residents, and to temporarily provide noncontaminated water to
certain private parties.. We hope to have a favorable decision on this request
in a few weeks.
Superfund money,- of course, is meant for investigation and remedy of problems
where no responsible parties are evident or where responsible parties refuse
to act. Regardless of the Army's limited view of its duties under the federal
Superfund Act, ,it is the responsibility of the Army; and perhaps other persons,
to study and remedy pollution effects caused by their activities at TCAAP.
Expenditure of federal Superfund money and state funds for regional. investigations
and remed-ies will in no way relieve or delay the obligations of the Army -and
other parties responsible for TCAAP facilities.
We would hope the Army and other responsible parties would come forward at this
time to conduct the necessary studies and implement the necessary remedial
action, but, if not, we will assuredly seek reimbursement from the Army and
others for funds we spend.
Each of the requirements described in this letter has been discussed by
members of my staff with TCAAP and USATHAMA officials a- number of times since
the summer of 1981. . The Army was initially given the opportunity of determining,
through . its own studies, whether TCAAP is a source of contaminants. The Army's
Phase I Study has demonstrated that TCAAP is a source, and further that
contaminants have migrated beyond TCAAP's boundaries. It is now appropriate
for the Army and other parties responsible for TCAAP operations to immediately
move ahead with both on-site and off-site measures.
Please . respond to this- letter by April 1, 1983. Your response should state
the intentions of the Army towards fulfillment of each of the requirements
described in this letter. Further, your reply should propose schedules by
which necessary actions will be taken.
At this time my intent is to schedule this matter for MPCA Board consideration
at the April 26, 1983, Board meeting. We request that the Army plan to have
a representative at that meeting to advise the Board of the Army's position
and intention on this matter. ,
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Thank you for our
• y prompt consideration of our requests. I look forward to
your response by April 1, 1983.
Sincerely,
JAI
;�andra S. ardebring
Executive Director
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cc: The Honorable David Durenberger, United States Senator
The Honorable Rudy Boschwitz, United States Senator
The Honorable Bruce Vento, United States Representative
The Honorable Steve Novak, Minnesota State Senator
The Honorable Dan Knuth, Minnesota State Representative
The Honorable Robert Woodburn, Mayor, City of Arden Hills
The Honorable Richard Wedell, Mayor, City of Shoreview
The Honorable Gregory Harcus, Mayor, City of New Brighton
The Honorable Robert Sundland, Mayor, City of St. Anthony
The Honorable .Duane McCarty, Mayor, City of Mounds View
Ms. Bonnie Torpe, Rice Creek Watershed District
Mr. Joel Bonner, Assistant Secretary of the Army
Mr. Andrew Anderson, USATHAMA
Mr. Victor Benson, Federal Cartridge Corporation
• Mr. James Jaska, Honeywell '
Mr. John L. Jensen, Minnesota Transfer Railway
Mr. Richard Bury, Walburn, Ltd.
Mr. Norton Erickson, New Brighton, Minnesota
Mr. Sylvester Bendel, Roseville, Minnesota
Mr. Neal Armstrong, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
Mr. Hy Friedman, St. Louis Park, Minnesota
Agenda Item: Re2orts-3c
Status : Informatkonal
TO ffAM
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BULLI: IN
association of
metropolitan
municipalities
TO: AMM Member Cities
(Mayors and'Managers/Administrators)
FROM: AMM Staff
we would like to bring several items to your attention:
ANNUAL MEETING - THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1983
The 1983 AMM Annual Meeting for the major purpose of electing officers and board
members has been set for Thursday evening, Play 26, 1933. The location has not been
selected as yet but it will be a dinner meeting. A meeting notice with the complete
details and agenda will be mailed in early May but we wanted to inform you of the
date now so you can plan accordingly.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OFFICERS/DIRECTORS FOR 1983-84 :-
A Nominating Committee was appointed by the Board of Directors at the March 3rd.
Board Meeting as required by the AMN By-Laws. The offices of President, Vice-
President and eight Board Directors are. to be filled. If you have nominations/
recommendations for these positions, please submit then to any Nominating Committee
member ' or to the A'1.? office, attention: Vern Peterson by no later than Friday,
April 8, 1983. The Committee members are Jim Krautkremer, Brooklyn Park Mayor,
Chairman; Patti Armstrong, Cottage Gro!,e Councilmember; Marlis Overgard, Apple Valley
Mayor; Hank Sinda, Savage Administrator; Jackie Slater, Minneapolis Councilmember,
and- Mary Schweiger, St. Paul Mayor's Office.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID - CURRENT ACTIVITY
The AMM Board of Directors is continuing to monitor various issues and events
concerning the topic of Local Government Aid. Because of the complexity of aid
formulas and questons related to the purpose LGA should serve as well as the diverse
membership opinions, the A:14M has not adopted a distributions formula policy. The
organization does support LGA funding tied as a percentage to general state -revenue
or sales tax revenue and the Board has adopted a policy urging an in depth long
term legislatively supported study to develop a formula that is understandable,
practical, and equitable. However, the Boe.rd would like to be in a position of
reacting if appropriate to various current proposals including the most recent
Governors Budget formula. Staff has been directed to gather better data on various
proposals and seek clarification of projected results as depicted in computer runs
• supplied by the state or ' proposing agency. As an example, the February 18, 1983
(1%1o. 6) LMC Legislative Bulletin published a list supplied by the state of aid that
cities would receive in 1984 using the Governors proposed distribution. In revi wing
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the results it appeared that some cities would receive either more or less aid
inconsistant with the perceived ability or need factors being used. Also, it was
noted that 1981 assessed value and -sales ratio data was used and that current year
information would create differences. The Board has indicated that current and correct
information should be available before taking any additional possible policy action.
The Tax Committees ::ill be holding hearings in the next several weeks and as
part of those proceedings will at times be discussing LGA proposals.
BOARD REQUEST FOR 'E:d3ER INPUT
In conjunction with the staff activity the Board would, also, like input from member
cities indicating individual city opinions or anticipated activities in regards to
.LGA distribution proposals to help them in consideration of any possible additional
action.
BACKGROUND 1NFORMATIO`1 O:l LGA PROPOSALS
- AMM Newsletter, January 1983, issue No. 1Q (general discussion)
- LMC Legislative Bulletin, February 18, 19::3, issue No. 6 (contains the Governor's
formula on page -3 and [•7-4)
- LMC Magazine, March, 1983, issue Vol . 68 - No. 3 (general discussion)
SUPER-FUND BILL (H? 76 - SF 220) PROBLEM
As reported in the i_''C Legislative Bulletin, March 4, 1983 issue, this bill is moving
through the Com..-uttee Process. One of the key provisions's of this bill from the
standpoint of local government, is the provision which would retain the liability
limits for cities and other political subdivision. Unfortunately, on a close vote
in the Senate Judiciary Corrnmittee, the limits on political subdivison liability v�ere
removed. It is very i:-n.rortant that these limits be reinstated and we would urge
you to contact your senator (s) and discuss this matter as soon as possible. At the
a,pp:ot,ri,.tc tip.._ :_ c cffc.�n_^i to r - inCtr7te tho 1.i-mitG nn ro.7itinal
subdivision liability: Please ask your Senator to support this amendment.
cc: AMM Board of Directors
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Agenda ,Item: Reports-3d Status : Council Action
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citizen advisory committee
2353 government center, minneapolls,= 55437
March 2, 1983
Mr. Robert Sundland, Mayor
City of St. Anthony
�. 3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418
Dear Mayor Sundland:
The Planning Area One Citizen Advisory Committee was organized to review
and comment on the proposed use of .funds on program progress, on adminis-
trative procedures, and to allow for a more uniform public input on the
Community Development Block Grant Program in Urban Hennepin County.
To achieve these goals, it has been requested that each community
appoint a member to its particular Planning Area Committee. Your com-
munity does not have a representative on the committee. It would be
advantageous for the City Council to appoint a member to the committee,
as we will be reviewing community proposals at our next meeting on April
5, 1983.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
C'u�t'l�L�✓
Donna Scudder, Chair
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cc: Mr. Ron Berg, St. Anthony
PACAC One Members
Mark Elmberg
March 18, 1983
• The following proposed Newsletter item represents the staff recom-
mendation regarding the branch pick up program. Council input on
this issue is requested.
NO BRANCH PICK UP PROGRAM THIS YEAR
A result of diminishing revenues is the need to reexamine the services
provided by the City and alternatives, if they are available. Through
staff reductions and efforts to reduce City costs, the City General
Fund budget increased approximately 2% from 1982 to 1983 , even .
though many utility, personnel and supply costs increased at a much
greater pace.
In the past several years , the City has picked up branches throughout
the community each spring. The program, which originally was slated
to assist in removing dead branches resulting from Dutch Elm disease,
has grown dramatically both in taxpayer cost and in man hours needed
to accomplish the program.
As we explored alternatives available to the City, we checked with
all of the local garbage haulers and find that they will remove
branches from homes in the community if they are cut to proper lengths
and bundled to the proper size. The cost of this service varies
among haulers , but in all cases it is less than the City would have
• to charge to each homeowner if the City-operated program were con-
tinued. For this reason, we feel that private enterprise should
have the opportunity to provide this service. We suggest that you
contact your garbage hauler about rates and about their requirements
for bundling, maximum length and size of branches, pick up dates , etc .
so that your branches can be removed quickly and efficiently.
Although we are unable to continue the branch pick up program, we
hope to avoid cuts in other services and will continue to try to find
more efficient and cost effective methods of providing police and fire
services as well as public works functions , such as snow plowing,
street sweeping, seal coating and sewer, water and parks maintenance.
Thank you for your cooperation.
DMC/cj k
WAL ILK
p Manager
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S alters Disposal Service, Inc.
Consultants and Contractors
altar's Disposal Service, Inc. Serving the Metropolitan Area for over 25 years
00 2830.101st Ave.N.E.,Blaine,Minn.55434
"OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP". Telephone(812)784.5213
2630- 101st AVENUE; N.E.
BLAINE, MINNESOTA 55434
(612) 784-5213 METROPOLITAN AREA
February 25, 1983
City of St. Anthony
Administrative Offices
3301 Silver Lake Rd. ,
Minneapolis, Mn. 55418
Dear Sir:
• In response to your letter dated February 23, 1983,^I have enclosed
a copy of. our current rules and regulations. Briefly, we do take
branches that are bundled in 3-3z feet, lengths and placed at the
curb. We will take one or two bundles each week if there are no
extra leaf bags at no additional charge. Additional bundles would
be picked up at $1.00 per bundle. These bundles would have to be
out by the time the d river picks up the regular household trash.
If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to give me a call .
Sincerel ,
George Walter
i WALTER'S DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC.
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Walter's Disposal Service, Ink.
2830 - 101ST AVENUE N. E.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA SS434
Dear NOW Customers , ---- - --
A Walter's Disposal Service, Inc. agrees to come
to your home once a week and remove such garbage,
cans, bottles and paper as shall be in plastic
bags or garbage cans and placed at the curb or
alley for the monthly rate of $6.50.
_ B Walter's Disposal Service, Inc. agrees to come
to your home once a week and remove such garbage,
cans, bottles and paper as shall be in plastic
bags or garbage cans and placed by your garage or
house for the monthly charge of $7.50.
Both of the above rates provide for removal of
not more than two(2) bags or bundles of grass,
leaves, weeds aud. btanches and ave to be placed
on the curb or in the alley when alley pickup
is available. Branches and trimmings must be
tied in bundles no, longer than three(3) foot in
length and small enough for one man to handle
easily.
If you wip h to start service please fill in the
information requested, check the appropriate
box and return.
Name:
Address:
City: Zip Code:
Do you RENT YOUR HOUR or OWN YOU HOME
P.S. We also take other extras(dirt,rocks,furniture
and appliances) upon request only and will Charge it
to your account at our regular hauling rate. This
must also be placed at the curb or alley for pickup.
IVI CS REF USE, INC. Q
10050 Naples Street Northeast, Blaine, Minn. 55434
(612) 784-8349
February 28 , ' 1982
Mr. David M. Childs
City Manager
City of St . Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis , Minnesota 554-18
Dear Mr. Childs :
I am in receipt of your letter dated February 23 , relative to branch
• pickup.
Please be advised that our company does only commercial and industrial
refuse collection in the City of St. Anthony , so we are currently not
providing any branch pickup.
Yours truly ,
MCS REFUSE, INC .
Dennis R. McGraw
General Manager
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CONSULTANTS AND CONTRACTORS
SERVING THE REFUSE INDUSTRY
• r NOTICE-P ASE READ
To insure satisfactory service,please observe the following rules:
Our regular weekly service consists of the removal of household garbage,ie.,food waste,
tin cans, bottles, paper and ashes. These must be placed in garbage cans or plastic bags
not exceeding 32 gallons in capacity located in -one spot and readily accessible to the
• hauler on collection day.
Additionally,bags of grass,weeds,or leaves and,6 tied bundles of branches;not exceeding
4 feet in length that can be easily handled by one man,will be taken weekly if placed by
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES•330 the street or next to the alley
CITY OF Removal of items in excess of the service policy such as rocks,sod,concrete,construction
debris,
sT anTHOn� offic home furnishings and appliances is available for an extra charge by calling our
In the winter, cans must be at legal locations with a well-shoveled path accessible from
the street leading to the cans.
If your garbage is missed, please contact the office.
WOODLAKE SANITARY SERVICE, INC.
8661 Rendova St. —784-2104
Office Hours: 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. —'Monday thru Friday
WOODLAKE'SANITARY SERVICE, INC.
Woodlake Sanitary Services, Inc. A Subsidiary ot V4OSte
8661 Rendova Street ®sr.tents
New Brighton, MN 55112
Allstate Disposal Service
Dear Sir, Bloomington sanitation Service operations Manager
Lake Harriet&Edina Sanitary Service
The City of St . Anthony is studyit
providing branch pick-up services for
5881 Rendova St.N.E.I New Brighton,MN 551121812.7842104
• One possible i ternative being cor.__,.,.l,=u 15 me complete
discontinuance of the program.
If this should happen , we feel that some information
should be lable about alternatives which our residents
would have . :'lease describe the policy of your company
regarding removal of branches , etc. Please include things
lik,,. fees , whether they must be bundled , maximum length ,
si :, .. , etc.
We would appreciate a response to these questions at
your earliest convenience so that the Council can make a
timely decision.
Please call if you have any questions .
Sincerely ,
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David M. Childs
�ve 2V-C- City Manager
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Mr. David M. Childs, City Manager
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road N. E.
Mpls. , Mn. 55415
Dear Mr. Childs:
re: policy on shrubs and tree trimmings
:de haul no trees, per se, with the rear end loaders, but do offer
the service for the particular situation.
Our policy (wili ch we notify our cu.sto-?ers annually) on trimmings
and shrubs, is:
cut into 3-4' lengths, and bun:iled - Limit o" circw:iference of tree
• charge is ; 2. 50 per yard of material
'A'e have found that once the customer knows the "whys", they are
glad to comply with our request.
Cut, the trimmings fit rioi;t into the hopper, .avoiding unecessary
rower blade chopping (our cost factor); bundling eliminate: ground
raking ant cl a_1uo 12hor (another cost factor. )
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• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
Notice is hereby given that -Hennepin County and the City of St. Anthony
pursuant to Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of
1974 , as amended, are sponsoring a public hearing before the Planning
Commission on Tuesday , March 15 , 1983, at 8 :00 P.M. , and before the
City Council , Tuesday, March 22 , 1983, at 8 :00 P.M. , in the City
Council Chambers , 3301 Silver Lake Road to obtain the views of
citizens on local and Urban County housing and community development
needs and to provide citizens with the opportunity to comment .on the
Urban Hennepin County Statement of Objectives/1982 and the City of
St. Anthony ' s proposed use of its Year IX Urban Hennepin County
Community Development Block Grant planning allocation of $46 , 560 .
The City of St. Anthony is proposing to fund the following activities
with Year IX Urban Hennepin County CDBG funds starting July 1, 1983.
Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes $40 ,000
Public Services - Senior Citizens Programs 4 ,656
Administration 1 ,904
$46 , 560
For additional information on proposed activities , level of funding
and program objectives, contact the City of St. Anthony , 3301 Silver
Lake Road, St. Anthony, MN 55418 , 789-7881 .
The public hearing is being held in accord with the Urban Hennepin
County Joint Cooperation Agreement pursuant to M.S . , 471 . 59 .
David -M. Childs
City Manager
Publish: March 3 , 1983
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
Notice is hereby given that Hennepin County and the City of St. Anthony
pursuant to Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of
1974 , as amended, are sponsoring a public hearing before the Planning
Commission on Tuesday, March 15 , 1983, at 8 : 10 P.M. , and before the
City Council , Tuesday, March 22 , 1983, at 8: 10 P .M. , in the City
Council Chambers , 3301 Silver Lake Road, to obtain the views of
citizens on local and Urban County housing and community development
needs and to provide citizens with the opportunity to comment on
the City of St. Anthony' s proposal to amend its year VI , VII , and
VIII Urban Hennepin County Community Development Block Grant planning
allocation.
The City of St. Anthony is proposing to fund the following activities
with Year VI , VII , and VIII Urban Hennepin County CDBG funds .
Year VI Kenzie Terrace Study $16 , 679
Year VII Site Acquisition/Assisted Housing 40 ,000
Year VII Administration 1 ,100
Year VII Removal of Architrectural Barriers 7 ,000
Year VII Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes 18 , 385
Year VII Public Services-Senior Programs 2 ,091
Year VIII Assistance to Low and Moderate Income 15 , 000
Housing: Street Improvements
Year VIII Right-of-Way Acquisition-Sidewalks 21 , 128
• Year VIII Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes 30 , 773
Year VIII Public Services-Latch Key Program 2 , 460
Year VIII Public Services-Senior Programs 2 , 640
Year VIII Administration 1 , 540
For additional information on proposed activities , level of funding and
program objectives , contact the City of St. Anthony, 3301 Silver Lake
Road, St. Anthony, MN 55418 , 789-8881 .
The public hearing is being held in accord with the Urban Hennepin
County Joint Cooperation Agreement pursuant to M.S . , 471 . 59 .
David M. Childs
City Manager
Publish: March 3, 1983
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GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF ST. ANTHONY CDBG PROGRAM PROPOSED CHANGES
Current Allocations Proposed Allocations
Year Use Allocation Year Use Allocation Result
6 Administration S 4,258
6 Kenzie Terrace Study 5,421 6 Kenzie Terrace Study $16,679 Increased
6 Removal of Arch. Barriers 7,000
6 Sidewalks 21,128 (moved to
year 8)
7 Multi-family Rehab $14,500 7 Removal of Arch. Barriers $ 7,000 Delayed from Yr. 6
to Yr. 7
7 Administration 4,500 7 Public Services-Senior Prog. 2,091 New
7 Walbon Redev. Study 420 7 Administration 1,100 Decreased
7 Site Acq./Assisted Housing 30,771 7 Site Acq./Assisted Housing 40,000 Increased
7 Rehab. Priv. Property 55,706 7 _ Rehab. Priv. Property 55,706 No Change
8 Asa•t L/M Inc. Hsg./Str. $15,000 8 Sidewalks $21,128 Moved Project 6 Funds
Improvement
8 Rehab. Priv. Property 30,773 8 Asst L/H Inc. Str. Impr. 15,000 No Change
8 Administration 1,540 8 Rehab. Priv. Property 30,773 No Change
8 Administration 1,540 No Change
8 Public Services 5,000 8 Public Services-Latch Key 2,460 Reprogrammed in Same
Category
8 Public Services-Senior 2,640 Reprogrammed in Same
Program Category
Note: Year 6 Administration Deleted
Year 7 Multi-Family Rehab. Deleted
Year 7 Walbon Redev. Study Deleted
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citizen. advisary.commi:ttee
235'3 government cen.ter, m nneapo.lis,--mn,55.48.7Y-•-
March 2, 1983
Mr. Robert Sundland, -Mayor-
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418-
Dear Mayor Sundland:
The Planning Area One Ci ti-zen Advi-sory Commit-tee-has fol lowed the progress of the
Planning Area One communities toward completion.-of the projects set forth in the
yearly applications. The length of time between funding and completion of some of
the projects is of concern to the committee. In•particular, the unexpended balances
of Year VI monies yet to be spent is of concern. The Urban Hennepin-County Coopera
tion Agreement requires that all funds are to.be expended within two years of grant-
approval- Year: VI monies wil-1, soon- be three years old..
It is with this agreement in mind that the Planning Area One Citizen Advisory
• Committee is- requesting- that Urban• Hennepin. County -staff suspend processing of
program amendments involving Year VI monies after March 15, 1983. However, in those
cases where -an amendment is necessary to satisfy outstanding.contractual obligations,
the Committee would consider allowing amendment approvals.
In addition, the Committee requests that as -of June 1, 1983, Urban Hennepin County
staff place all Year VI monies which remain 'unexpended or for which a necessary -
amendment has not been approved, in a Planning Area ,One Contingency account. These
contingency monies would be available to Planning Area One .communities through a
specific application procedure as defined in Urban Hennepin County Administrative
Rule 82-5.
The Committee believes that these two actions are necessary to ensure that Planning
Area One communities utilize the monies available i.n� a timely manner.
Thank you for your cooperation. We welcome the opportunity to. have observers *from
the Planning Area One communities attend the Committee's meetings.
Sincerely,
�; � �'�cIrCLE ✓
Donna Scudder, Chair
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• cc: PACAC One Members
Ron Berg, St. Anthony
Mark Elmberg
PLANNING AREA I - PROJECT STATUS REPORT
February 28, 1.983
Community: ST. ANTHONY
Year Appl if Proj # Activity ERS' Encumbered Budget Expended Balance
YI 1 556 HOUSING REHABILITATION EX 27521 27521 27521 -0-
VI 706 ADMINISTRATION EX 4500 4500 242 -4,258
VI 903 KENZIE TERRACE STUDY EX 13500 13500 8079- 5,421
VI 69 915 SIDEWALKS FR 1695 22823 1695 21,128
VI 70 916 REMOVAL ARCH BARRIERS EX 7000 0 7,000
VII 22 007 SITE ACQ/ASS'T HOUSING AR 30771 6. ' 30,771
VII 1 557 REHAB PRIVATE PROPERTY EX 64651- 64657 8951 55,706
VII 16 558 MULTI-FAMILY REHAB EX 14500 0. 14,500 4
VII 756 ADMINISTRATION EX 4500 - 4500 0` , 9500
VII 901 WALBON REDEV STUDY EX 820 820 400: 420
VIII 251 ASS'T L/M INC HSG/STR IMPR AR 15000 0 15,000
VIII " 558 REHAB PRIVATE PROPERTY CE 30773 0 30,773
VI1`� 780 PUBLIC SERVICES CE 5000 0. 5,000
V <:,' 807 ADMINISTRATION EX 1540 .0 s 1,540
Subtotal 117,193 242,905 46,888 ;'196,017
I-V 000 BALANCE YEARS I - V 76408 76408 76408 0
TOTAL 193,601 319,313 442,609 196,017
Drawdown 39%
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RESOLUTION 83-023
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A FUND FOR THE
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
OF ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA
WHEREAS, the City Council of' the City of St. Anthony desires to
establish a separate fund for the accounting of funds for the newly-
created Housing and Redevelopment Authority Project , as follows:
From: To:
(101) General Fund Reserve $1275. 00 HRA Fund (No. 301) $6275.00
(1982)
(101) General Fund- $5000.00
Miscellaneous Revenues
. (1983) $6275. 00 $6275 . 00
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Fund 301, HRA Fund, is hereby
established.
Adopted this day of 1983 .
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Reviewed for administration:
City Manager
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rCITY OF ST. ANT110`14Y
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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Date Submitted T1 Ex_ of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
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Date Action RO�-lucstL'd ! X Formal Action;l`9otion Title Ap2ll-ication _
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Don Hickerson, Chief of Police I
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To approve or disapprove application for the Police Reserves from the
following individual who resides outside of School District #282:
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i DAVID JOHN HRUBY
3234 Stinson Boulevard N .E.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota D.O. B. 06-10-54
Graduated from St. Charles Elementary and Fridley Grace High School.
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Approve or disapprove
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Approve
CITY MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS : With the addition of Mr.
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Police Reserves .
°p A enda Item: New Busine ss-3 Status Recommend end a pp roval
LAW OFFICES
STERN, LEVINE, SCHWARTZ, LIFSON, CREIGHTON & BUNIN
• A PROFESSIONAL-ASSOCIATIaN
5005 SOUTH CEDAR LAKE ROAD
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA SS416
19121 377-6620
SAMUEL L.STERN
ROBERT M.LEVINE
MICHAEL D. SCHWARTZ
SCOTT A. LIFSON
THOMAS D.CREIGHTON
RICHARD D. BUNIN
JOHN F. WAGNER
BRIAN F.COREY
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: City Administrators - North Suburban Cable Communications Commission
FRGM: Thomas D. Creighton, Legal Consult
DATE: March 7, 1983
SUBJECT: Cable Television Ordinance Amendment
Experience has shown recently that in many situations cable companies
will return to cities and commissions with proposed changes (often
i upgrading) in the system they originally offered to a City. Since
the original proposal was incorporated as a part of each of the ordi-
nances, each minor change in the proposal would require an amendment
of the ten franchises. The easiest way to handle minor adjustments in
the proposal from Group W for the North Suburbs, would be to amend the
cable T.V. ordinance once so that the definition of "offering"
recognizes that the offering (proposal) may be amended from time to
time with written permission of the City or its delegatee. Please
find below proposed wording for your ordinance which has been reviewed
by your -cable commission and is being recommended here for your adop-
tion.
Please send to me a copy of the amendment once it is passed.
• If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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•
CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
ORDINANCE 1983-003
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1982-009
KNOWN AS THE CABLE COMMUNICATIONS ORDINANCE
The City Council of the City of St. Anthony ordains :
Article I . , Section II. 0. of Cable Communications Ordinance
1982-009 is amended to read:
0. "Offering of Grantee" or "Offering" shall mean that certain
document dated October 1 , 1981, entitled "Application for
Cable Television Franchise" and signed by Grantee , as
amended from time to time by mutual written agreement
between Grantee and City or its delegatee , which document
is on file with the City Clerk.
•
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
First Reading: March 22 , 1983
Second Reading:
Adopted:
Published in the St. Anthony Bulletin on
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Unfinished Business-]
March 18, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested Formal Action/Motion TitleWatermain Replace-
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March 22, 1983 ment on Stinson Blvd.
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Larry Hamer, Public Works Director
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT : Three quotations have been received for
material for the Stinson Boulevard watermain replacement . They are :
Goodin Company. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,461 .42
Water Products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,854.70
Davies Water Equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . $7,992.90
FISCAL IMPACT :
ALTERNATIVES :
RECOMMENDATION : I recommend Davies Water Equipment because they wi l l deliver
the material to the Public Works Department and Water Products will not. It
. would cost the City more than S150 if we had to pick up the pipe and valves ,
etc. as we would have to make several trips to accomplish this. I have talked
to the company with the lowest quote and he stated he could not deliver the materials
at his quotation.
CITY MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS :
•
OVERTIME PAYROLL REPORT
PAYROLL DATED MARCH 9 , 1983
Date Department Reason Hours
Police Department
2/22/83 Richard Engstrom Felony Theft 1
2/23/83 Richard Engstrom Burglary statement 7
2/25/83 Richard Engstrom Burglary investigation 2
2/28/83 Ricahrd Engstrom Felony Theft 2
2/27/83 John MacQueen Felony arrests 2
3/3/83 John MacQueen Court-compaints 22
2/24/83 Arvid Protelsch Burglary 1�
2/26/83 Arvid Protelsch Felony arrest 2
3/4/83 Arvid Protelsch House fire 1�
3/5/83 Arvid Protelsch Felony arrest 1
2/24/83 Richard Schwalbach Felony arrest & booking 3�
3/3/83 Richard Schwalbach Court 1�
3/5/83 Joseph Sturdevant Property damage 1
2/24/83 John Thoemke Felony arrest 3�
3/2/83 Jeffrey Luther Court 5
3/5/83 Jeffrey Luther Int. juvenile ' s father, 2
re : theft
3/2/83 David Johnston '. Court 5
Total 44 .
Maintenance Department - none
Regular Fire Department - none
Reserve Fire Department Fill Ins for Regular Firemen @ $4 .00 Per Hour
Fill in for regular fireman taking tests 3 .
Fill ins for regular firemen on vacation 27
Total 30
CBJ/cjk
•
ST ANTHONY A/P CHECK REGISTER DATE 03- 10-83
CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
02524 AETNA LIFE 6 CASUALT 438.00
02525 AMERICAN [TANKERS INS 22.00
02526 AMERICAN LINEN SUPPL 459. 74
02527 APACHE PLZA C/O C G 19577.23
02528 CAPITOL CITY DISTRIB 533.90
02529 CHRISTEN TRUCKING IN 178.64
02530 CITY COUNTY CREDIT U 60.00
02531 D & M INC 50.20
02532 EAGLE DIST INC 817. 15
02533 EAST SIDE BEVERAGE C 7,972.50
02534 GANZER D[STR [BUFORS 6,044.20
02535 GRIGGS COOPER 6 CO I 6,407.20
02536 HAPPYS POTATO CHIP C 31.50
02537 NOME JUICE CO 108.96
02538 JOHNSON PAPER & SUPP 773.28
02539 JOHNSON WINE CO 19388.84
02540 KUETHER DISTRIBUTING 14,649.89
02541 LOCAL #11 13.50
02542 LYSTADS 30.00
02543 MARK VII SALES INC 8,079.40
02544 MELS VAA-O-LITE 358.90
02.545 MIDWEST WINE CO 1 , 171.62
02546 MINN BAR SUPPLY 992. 38
02547 MINN BENEFIT ASSN 5.00
02548 MOVIE FACTS 40.00
02549 OLD DUTCH FOODS I '+C 103.20
02550 OLD PEORIA CO INC 1 , 101.23
02551 PEPSI COLA/7 UP BOTT 763.50
02552 PHYSICIANS HEALTH PL 971.51
02553 PIONEER DETECTIVE AG 211.95
02554 REX DISTRIBUTING CC 6, 861.60
02555 ROYAL BEVERAGE DIST 4`)1.80
02556 ROYAL C;tOWN BEVERAGF 240.40
02557 ST ANTHONY LIQUOR ul 15, 000.00
0[558 S/A LIQUOR 42-PETTY 73. 1`)
02559 ST ANTHONY LIQUGR #2 5000.00
02560 STUART DISTRIBUTING 285.45
02561 TOMBSTONE PIZZA 40.65
02562 IWI,N CITY FEDERAL 20.00
02563 TWIN CITY FILTER SER 28.80
02564 UNITED WAY 16.00
FINAL TOTAL 839413. 31 ##
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ST ANTHONY A P CHECK REGISTER DATE 02-28-83
• CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
03766 ST ANT LIQ 1 15,000.00
03767 ST ANT LIQ 2 59000.00
03768 DIANE LE CLAIRE 50.00
03769 RAYMOND NELSON 50.00
03770 ST ANT LIQ 1 175.00
03771 ST ANT LIQ l PC 96.54
03772 GRIGGS COOPER E CO 79423. 32
03773 STEPHEN JOES 44:00
03774 MIDWEST AREA INS 29770.52
03775 MINN DIST INC 19151. 10
03776 OLD PEORIA CO INC 640.05
03777 EPSCO ' 19781.02
03778 PIONEER DET AGY 212.55
03779 QUALITY WINE CO 148. 35
03780 RAILROAD OFFER 82.80
03781 MARGE ANDRYCHOWICZ 12.00
03782 JON VAN DANACKER 50.00
03783 ST ANT LIU 1 151000.00
03184 ST ANT LIQ 1 175.00
03785 ST ANT LIQ 1 20.00
03786 ST ANT LIQ 2 59000.00
03787 ST ANT LIO 2 74. 31
03788 AETNA LIFE E CASUALT 438..00
03789 AMERICAN BANKERS INS 22.00
03790 BLUE CROSS G SHIELD _ 304. 74
03791 CTY .CTY CREDIT UNION 60.00
03792 COMM OF REV 19498. 05
03793 EAGLE WINE CO 19000.85
03794 GRIGGS COOPER CO INC 99747.08
03795 GROUP HEALTH PLAN 109.04
03796 JOHNSON WINE CO 520. 17
03197 LOCAL 17 L3.50
03798 MINN BENEFIT ASSN 5.0.0
03199 N W BELL TELEPHC�gF. C b5. 35
03800 OLD PEORIA CO INC 19001. 95
03801 EPSCO 19568.77
03802 PHY HEALTH PLAN 971. 51
03803 PU EMPLY RET ASSN 1 . 718.62
03804 ST ANT NAT BK 19611 .74
03805 SHORT ELLIOTT HENDRI 170. 37
03806 ST TREAS SOC SEC CCN 29055. 30
03807 TWIN CITY FEDERAL 20.00
03808 TWIN CITY WINE 441 . 34
03809 UNITED WAY 16.00
03810 WESTERN LIFE INS 28.60
03811 COMM OF REV 747.51
03812 APACHE PLAZA 6. 289.47
03813 ST ANT LIQ 1 159000.00-
03814 ST ANT LIQ 1 175.00
• 0.3815 ST ANT L.IQ 2 59000.00
03816 GRIGGS COOPER CO INC 89734. 81
03817 JOHNSON WINE CO 19199:41
T ANTHONY A P CHECK REGISTER DATE 02-28-83
• CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
03618 LYSTADS 63.33
03819 MINN DIST INC 19472. 35
03820 MOVE FACTS 40.00
03821 OLD PEORIA CO INC 762.66
03822 EPSC.O 19426. 17
0.3823 COMM OF' REV 12.980.00
03824 CITY OF ST ANT 489125.00
03825 COMM OF REV 776.93
03826 EAGLE WINE CO 603.89 .
03827 GRIGGS COOPER CO INC . 791LO..30
03828 JOHNSON WINE CO 84. 77
03829 MARK VII SALES INC 79856.70
03830 MIDWEST AREA INC 29770.52
03831 N W BELL TELEPHONE 42. 33
03832 OLD PEORIA CO INC 895.78
03833 EPSCO 19935. 15
03834 POSTMASTER 80.00
03835 PUB REMPY RET ASSN 1 ,673.86
03836 QUALITY WINE CO 401 .59
03837 ST ANT LIQ 1 175.00
0.3838 ST ANT NAT BK 1, 7 11.98
03839 SIGNOGRAPHICS 24.00
03840 SUN COMM DIR 199.80
• F I NAL' TOTAL 206, 702.91
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
COUNCIL AGENDA
April 12 , 1983
7: 30 P.M.
A. Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance.
B. Roll Call.
C. Approval of March 22 , 1983 Council Minutes .
Approval of April 5 , 1983 Special Council Meeting Minutes .
D. Licenses/Permits/Petitions .
E. Presentation of Claims .
1. Verified Claims .
2 . Dorsey & Whitney - $2 , 711 . 20 .
F. Reports.
1. Council.
a. Mayor Sundl-and d. Councilman Marks .
b. Councilman Enrooth e. Councilman Ranallo
C. Councilman Letourneau
2 . Commissions/Departments/Committees .
a. Financial Monthly Summary - February, 1983.
b . Investment Bidding - April 4 , 1983.
C. Fire Department Monthly Report - March, 1983 .
d. Chemical Abuse Information Committee Minutes - March 8 , 1983.
e. Liquor Operations Monthly Summary - March, 1983.
f. . ..Min.nesota Department . of Health Sanitary Survey Rating .
Report.
g. 1982-1983 Skating Rink Report.
3 . City Manager.
a. Staff Meeting Notes - April 6 , 1983.
.b. Discussion on State Aids to Local Governments .
G. Public Hearings .
H. New Business .
1. Metropolitan Council Representative Hopeful, Chuck Wiger -
8 : 15 P.M.
I. Unfinished Business .
• 1. Ordinance 1983-003, re: Cable T.V. Ordinance Amendment
(.second reading) .
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J. Adjournment.
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} CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
• COUNCIL MINUTES
March 22_, 1983
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The- meeting was opened with the Pledge . of Allegiance led by Mayor
Y; Sundland at 8:03 P.M.
Present for - roll call: Marks , Ranallo; Sundland, Letourneau, and
Enrooth.
Also present : David Childs, City Manager; Larry Hamer, Public Works
Director; and Don Hickerson, Police Chief.
Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to
approve as submitted the minutes for the Council, meeting held March
1, 1983. =
Motion carried unanimously .
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to
approve a Bingo license for the American Legion Post #513; bowling-
alley and vending licenses for St. Anthony Lanes , - Inc. and Minneapolis
Bowl, Inc. ; a vending license for Larry ' s Wash; a heating license for
ABC Appliance & Heating Co. ; and a service station license for Total
Automotive Inc. , as listed in the March .22, 1983 Council agenda.
• Motion carried unanimously.
The Manager pointed out that all the businesses seeking beer or wine
license renewals are now required to carry Dram Shop insurance which
many proprietors complain is..-very expens y
ive . That may to the
City 's advantage , Councilman Ranallo said, since serious thought would
have to be given to undertaking such a business now. Chief Hickerson
confirmed that the Police Department had checked each applicant for
beer, wine or amusement devices licenses and had reported no problems
in the past significant enough to warrant not renewing the licenses .
Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to
renew the 3. 2 on-sale beer licenses for the Bowl-O-Mat , Legion Post
#513; Vincenzo' s restaurant; Gross Colf Course and St. .Anthony Lanes ,
Inc. , as listed in the March 22 , 1983 Council agenda .
Motion carried unanimously. '
Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to renew
amusement devices licenses for 18 devices for Treasure Island; 20
devices for Chick' s Billiards, and 8 devices for St. Anthony Lanes ,
as listed in the March 22 , 1983 Council agenda.
Motion carried unanimously.
• Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to
renew cigarette licenses for Chick' s Billiards ; St. Anthony Lanes ;
Minneapolis Bowl-O-Mat; Olson' s Superette,- Inc . ; SG Coffee Shop, Inc. ;
Total Automotive Inc. ; Vincenzo ' s ' res"taurant; Gross Golf Course;- and
the -two City Red Owl stores, as: .listed: in the March 22 , 1983 Council
agenda.
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Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman. Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Enrooth •
to renew the wine license for Vincenzo' s restaurant and the off-sale
beer licenses for the two Red Owl stores in the City, as listed in the
March 22 , 1983 Council agenda .
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to
approve payment of all verified claims listed for February 28th and
March 22, 1983 in the March 22 , 1983 Council agenda.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to
approve payment of $9,000 to School District #282 as the first quarter
payment for the City' s use of the Parkview facilities .
Motion carried unanimously .
Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to
approve payment of $2 ,283.52' to Dorsey & Whitney for legal services
during January , 1983.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to •
approve payment of $1, 570 to Boonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik & Associates
as partial payment for their report on Well No. 3 .
Motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Sundland and Councilman Marks reported on the various seminars
they had attended during the National Conference of Cities in Washington
D.C. the first week in March, including conferences on revenue sharing ,
housing market projections and problems; the bonding market; and pro-
posed Cable T.V. legislation.
The Mayor indicated he had been gratified to learn the bonding companies
would now be looking at not only the ability of a city ' s residents to
- pay for local government projects but also what type of contingency
plans, the City had made in case federal and state funding would not be
available , because he perceives St. Anthony has shown such foresight
where many other municipalities are in deep trouble now because they
just let events happen as they would. He "also reported concerns
generated at the conference about proposed legislation which could take
away local control of Cable T.V. , would probably be alleviated, at least
for the present , because since the conference , the cable companies have
been able to negotiate a settlement under which such legislation would
be dropped for the 98th session.
The two hearings on the allocation of Ye'ars 'VI , VII , VIII , and IX •
Community Development Block Grant funds were opened simultaneously at
8 : 34- P.M:
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Councilman Marks reported the Augustana group who intend to apply for
202 funding for- the senior housing in Phase 2 of the Kenzie Terrace
Redevelopment Project had asked during their meeting with City of-
ficials the .previous day whether the funds proposed to be allocated for
the rehabilitation of low income/single family residences could be used
instead as a down payment but had been told these funds could only be
used towards the acquisition of land for the project. -
: Mr. Bjorklund read the two motions from the minutes of the Planning
Commission' s March 15th meeting which supported the staff recommenda-
tions for allocating Year IX funds and reallocating Years VI , VII ,
and VIII funds in such a manner that they could be retained by the City.
No further public input forthcoming, the hearing was -closed at 8 : 45 P.M.
Motion by. Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to
follow the -Planning Commission recommendations to allocate the City ' s
Year IX Urban Hennepin County Community Development Block Grant funds
for the following activities :
Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes $40 ,000
Public'Services-Senior Citizens Programs 4 ,656
Administration 1 ,904
$46 , 560
The Council finds , as did the Commission, that these activities are
• _ cons is tentwith--past uses-of these--funds-and would appear.-to---mee-t- all
the criteria set for such activities by the Housing and Urban Develop-
ment Agency and Hennepin County , and further agreeing that- there had
been adequate notice and public input related to the selection of the
activities to be funded.
Motion carried unanimously .
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded- by.- Councilman Enrooth to
follow the recommendations of the Planning Commission and staff for
reallocating the City ' s Years VI, VII , and VIII Urban Hennepin
County Community Development Block Grant funds as follows :
Year VI Kenzie Terrace Study $16 ,679
Year VII Site Acqusition/Assisted Housing 40 ,000
Year VII Administration 1 ,000
Year VII Removal of Architectural Barriers 7 ,000
Year VII Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes 18 , 385
Year VII Public Services-Senior Programs 2 ,091.
Year VIII Assistance to Low and Moderate Income 15 ,000
Housing; Street Improvements
Year VIII - .Right-of-Way Acquisition-Sidewalks 21 , 128
Year VIII Rehabilitation of Single Family Homes 30, 773
Year VIII----Public Services-Latch Key Program 2 ,460
Year VIII Public Services-Senior Program 2 , 640
• Year VIII . Administration 1 ,540
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The Council finds, as did the Planning Commission, that these funds •
should be reallocated so as to avoid their loss to the City and also
. ._that these activities , Cl) would be consistent with past uses of CDBG
funds; (2). would meet all the criteria set for such activities by
Hennepin County and the Housing and Urban Development Agency; (3) had
been adequately publicized, and (4) had received ample public, Com-
mission, and Council input related 'to the selection of activities to
be funded.
Motion carried unanimously.
The February liquor operations sales summary, January Police Department
report, and January and February Fire Department reports were accepted
as informational.
The Police Chief in his'. March 15th memorandum, had recommended the
request from the City ' s Chemical Use/Abuse Information Committee
for $1, 400 to fund their operating budget for 1983 be granted. The
Manager noted this would represent a 40% increase over the $1 ,000 the
Council had given the Committee in 1982 and stated it might be dif-
ficult in a year of diminishing revenues to grant the full request.
Councilmen Ranallo and Enrooth indicated they would be inclined to
concur with Mr. Childs ' assessment because, as Councilman Enrooth said,
"basic . economics. would seem to indicate .an increase for this project
would tend to decrease some other service to the community" . He also
wondered whether some diversification of type of projects undertaken,
primarily pamphlets, might be restructured to cut down expenses . •
Chief Hickerson , who serves on the Committee , pointed out that a major
portion of the printing expenses involves pamphlets left in the City
liquor stores , "to promote responsible drinking rather than abstinence" .
He also reported a portion of the budget would help to underwrite the
program in the schools whereby peer pressure could be applied to con-
vince students that they don' t have to drink or take drugs to succeed.
The Chief told Councilman Ranallo the school district ' s payment of the
salary of the person who coordinates the chemical awareness program in
the schools represents their share of the costs , now that the grant
for that purpose is no longer available..
Councilman Marks indicated he perceives the Committee ' s ambitious
program is a direct response to the Council direction to set up a
program of this type in the City , which cannot be achieved without
Council support. Mayor Sundland said he agreed with Councilman Marks
and believes the Committee ' s request is modest for the type of program
they have undertaken.
Councilman Letourneau responded that, "no one is disputing the worth
of this program, but the question is whether such a large increase can
be given to this group when other valid programs may have to be cut
down" .
Motion by Councilman Enrooth. and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to •
authorize $1,200 to support- the operating budget of the St . Anthony
Chemical Use/Abuse Information Committee for 1983.
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Voting on the motion:
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Aye-: '
ye : ' Enrooth., Ranallo, Letourne-au, and Marks. '
Nay : Sundland.
Motion carried.
Mr. Bjorklund concluded, his report by reiterating some of the Commission
members ' reactions to the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project. The
Mayor told him he. perceives the redevelopers have found many of their
suggestions helpful, noting that the -building height in Phase 1 had
been adjusted after the Commission members had recalled that the
neighbors had expressed a good deal of concern that a building on that
site .might cut off the sunlight for their .properties . The Commission
representative observed that this was. one of the advantages of retain-
ing experience on that body. He also offered some brochures for the
Richfield project which. he believes would be very similar to the
redevelopment planned .for St. Anthony .
The March 15th staff meeting notes were accepted as informational.
Mr. Childs had included in the agenda packet a copy of the Pollution
Control Agency ' s letter to the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant con-
testing the Army' s conclusion that the water contamination problems
experienced by- adjoining communities had not originated at the plant.
Mr. Hamer indicated he anticipates the City would receive the prelimin-
ary- report on"the--City ' s water-supply--from the- hydrologist--in--the next
few weeks and suggested the Council hold a special meeting early in
April to discuss these preliminary findings and, at the same time , to
consider the plans and specifications for painting the water tank and
replacement of the Stinson watermain. The Manager agreed that it
would be advantageous for the Council to read the hydrologist ' s report
a week before the meeting and also that the City Health Advisory Board
should be invited to participate in the discussions , along with the
public.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to schedule
a Special Council Meeting for 7 : 30 P .M. , April 5 , 1963, to consider
various water issues facing the City at this time.
Motion carried unanimously .
The bulletin from the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities announc-
ing the annual meeting and elections would be held March 26th , and
discussion several current issues before .the organization , .had been
included in the agenda. packet for the Council ' s information.
Jim Schwartz , .the Bulletin reporter, was asked to publicize the fact
that the City is looking for a replacement for John Hatcher on the
Planning Area One -Citizens -Advisory Committee (PACAC) .
• Mr: Childs had submitted a rough draft of the article he proposes to
run -in the City Newsletter which- would reflect the reasons the staff is
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recommending the branch pickup program be discontinued this year, in-
cluding the difficulties and expenses incurred during the curbside •
collections last year. He had also included quotes from local garbage
haulers for -performing the same services for their customers.
Councilman Enrooth concurred that spending over $10 ,000 for this program
in a year where severe cutbacks in other services might be necessary,
would probably not be prudent. Councilman Marks acknowledged that this
could be a very unpopular decision with the citizenry who have always
appreciated -this service, which is one of the most visible the City
provides, but he also agreed it was a step that had to be taken.
Councilman Ranallo said -he liked the point which was made by Mr. Childs
that the City would have to charge residents more to pick up the branches
than it would cost them to have their own trash haulers do the job and
he indicated he perceives the City could be criticized for competing
with private industry, if they should undertake the project.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to adopt
the resolution which establishes a separate fund for accounting for
H. R.A. funds and authorize the transfer of $6 ,275 held in the General
Funds into that fund.
RESOLUTION 83-023
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A FUND FOR THE
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
OF ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA
Motion carried unanimously. •
Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Marks to approve
the application of David J. IIruby, 3234 Stinson Boulevard N.E. , to
serve on the Police Reserves , as recommended by Chief Hickerson.
Motion carried unanimously .
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to approve
the first reading of the ordinance which permits amending the Cable T.V.
ordinance from time to time by mutual written agreement rather than re-
writing the ordinance each time a change is made.
ORDINANCE 1983-003
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1982-009
KNOWN AS THE CABLE CO 4'_UNICA7"IONS ORDINANCE
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to
adjourn the meeting at 9 : 20 P .M.
Motion carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted, •
'Helen Crowe , Secretary
ATTEST:
City Clerk Mayor
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• .CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
April 5 , 1983
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Sundland -at 7 :30 P.M..
Present - for roll call: 'Enrooth, Letourneau, Sundland, Ranallo and
Marks.
Also present:_ David Childs, City Manager and Larry Hamer, Public Works
Director.
A number of St. Anthony Advisory Committee- to the Health Board members
were in attendance, including Dr. William Carr, the City 's Health
Officer; John Hatcher, Marlys and Bob Berg, Roscella Connelly, Jim
Stephens and. Peter Cartwright_. They had been invited to attend the
special work session to. provide input towards the Council decision related
to the detection of. volatile organic hydrocarbon contamination in the -
City water-,system- as.. addressed -in the preliminary study prepared by
Bonestroo,. Rosene', .Anderlik & Associates -at the Council request. Bob
Pulscher :of the Spr.ingsted Company, -the-- City 's Financial Consultant,
was also present.
The engineering report which had been given to the Council members in
advance of the meeting was presented by- Joseph Anderlik and Kelton D .
. Barr of Barr Engineering, who had been retained by the engineering firm
to make the hydrological studies on which the report was based.
Mr. Anderlik reiterated what he perceives to be the City 's options for
dealing with the detectible levels of contaminants suspected to have
originated with the Twin City Ammunition Plant and found in Well #3,
and to a lesser degree in Well #4 , since New -Brighton has dug their
wells deeper into the Mt. Simon-Hinckley aquifer. According to Mr. Barr,
it is reasonable to conclude the contaminated water would bypass New
Brighton and enter -the St. Anthony wells --once- it is no longer pumped
from the corresponding wells in New Brighton. The. alternatives offered
by Mr. Anderlik were--for the City to (.1) just leave the wells as they
are and hope the contamination would not be accelerated once the New
Brighton. wells- are .fully in operation; . (2) -reconstruct, Well #3 to
take water only from the Jordan aquifer as-do. Wells #4 and 5 at a cost
of $100,000 , which would slightly decrease the City water supply and
would not guarantee the supply would remain contaminant free , or (3) -
reconstruct Well #3 so it penetrates into the Mt.. Simon=Hinckley aquifer,
at a cost of $300 , 000 , which Mr. Anderlik believes would guarantee ,
at least for that well , contaminant free water in the -foreseeable-
future. =
Mr. Barr gave a slide presentation of maps and drawings to support the
recommendation that the third option be pursued since there is no
assurance that, in view of traces of contamination detected in Well #4
• when Well #3 was out of operation, that with the more water -systems
which are. dug deeper, the faster the contamination of the Jordan aquifer
might develop.
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Mr. Hatcher told the Council just how much contaminated water he had
calculated a person would have to consume before a serious health pro-
blem might be experienced and Dr. ' Carr responded that those figures
did not take into account the interaction of those contaminants with
others already in - the environment of many residents. As an example,
he pointed to the results of mixing cleaning fluid containing Tri-
chloroethylene. (TCE) , the contaminant suspected to originate with the
arsenal ,. with alcohol and its effect on the liver. The Health Officer
concluded by saying he perceives most residents believe they have a
right to pure, uncontaminated, drinking water.
Mr. Anderlik -agreed, saying there have been systems developed in south-
western states which are capable of producing safe drinking water by
recycling sewage, but which the populace finds unacceptable.. He also
said- his firm had contacted the company which carbon treats the water .
at the arsenal and found out it would cost the City from $150 ,000 to '
$175, 0.00 to lease the system, which he noted would probably pay the cost
of digging the well deeper within two years. The firm had been relu-
ctant to provide the figures for purchasing the carbon treatment system
he added, and the engineer reported there are no air filtering systems
which have been developed to date which would be cost. effective..
Mr. Cartwright indicated he would be inclined to go along with the
study recommendations but agreed to see if he could get another figure
for purchasing a .carbon treatment system.
Mr. Childs told those present he perceives the State Health Department
would not accept the .installation of point of .use carbon filtration •
systems because the City would have no control over the individual
efficiencies in each home.
Copies of the Mayor' s letter to our senators, representatives and other
elected and appointed officials had been . distributed and when Council-
man Ranallo said he would like to find out how successful New Brighton 's
project had been, Mayor Sundland told him he had talked to Mayor Harcus
who had indicated a willingness to share his experiences with St. Anthony
officials .
No decision was made that evening but staff was requested to prepare
comparisons of the rate structures and time frames for the alternatives
which had been discussed and to research the cost of the City buying
its drinking water from Minneapolis or St. Paul, if such a purchase
is possible at all, although the general consensus was that most
St. Anthony residents would prefer having well water to drinking water
which had come from the Mississippi River.
The Council concurred with the recommendation that Well #3 be put back
in operation for the summer and further consideration be given to the
various options at either the Council ' s April 26th or May 10th meeting.
Mr. Hamer explained that the discrepancies between the figure quoted the
last meeting for painting the elevated water tower and those quoted by
the engineers since that time, had resulted from the latest evaluation •
of the tower' s- condition by Twin City Testing which now indicates sand
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• blasting before painting would be necessary. The Manager reported
$22,000 had been budgeted in 1983 .for the job which is now estimated
to cost $35 ,000 and the remainder could be paid out of the funds budgeted
for the: Well #3 maintenance.
Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo- to
accept the specifications for painting the elevated water tower submitted
by Shor.t-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. and to authorize the advertisement
for bids for the project.
Motion -carried unanimously.
Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Marks to
adjourn the meeting at 10 : 05 P.M.
Motion carried unanimously. -
Respectfully submitted,
Helen Crowe, Secretary
•
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
CITY OF ST. ANTIiONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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• Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution
Licenses
April 7, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Licenses for
Other
April 12, 1983 Council Approval
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Lila Johnson, License/Billing Clerk
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT:
Vending Juke Box
St. Anthony Self Serve Laundry Advance Carter Co.
(Apache Liquor 1 , St. Anthony
Off Sale 3.2 Beer Liquor 3)
Jim' s Speedy Market (see attached) On Sale 3.2 Beer
Jet Store (3001 37th Ave. ) (see attached)
Pizza Hut Restaurant (see attached)
Service Station
St. Anthony Mobil
Jim' s Speedy Market
Murphy's Service Center
Cigarettes
St. Anthony Mobil
Jim' s Speedy Market
Advance Carter Co.
(Apache Liquor 2 , Burger Chef 1 ,
St. Anthony Liquor 4)
Amusement Devices
Advance Carter Co.
(Apache Bowl 16, Apache Liquor 2 ,
Pizza Hut 2, St. Anthony Liquor 7)
American Legion Post 7513 (2)
• CI MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS :
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4aunary ?oouu per mach up ,co �luu
per location
otate of '30"inndota, �x Vending $8.00 per machine
Henn/Ramsey Newspaper Vending $5.00 per machine
County of................................. Rack Mtd: $2.00 per machine NO FOOD
TO THE....................CITY COUNCIL OF THE...............G.XT X..._.....................................................................
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OF.....................ST.r....ANTHQNY...................................................................................................IN S.41D COUNTY dXD STATIC:
The undersiLt ed hereby applies for a license to carry oft the bu Wess of................... ..........................................
VENDING
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in the..............................CITY.....................of.......................ET.....ANTHONY.........................ia said a unty and state for the
term of......................ONE.......Y...........EAR......................................from the date hereof, subject to the larva of Minnesota and the
ordinances of said.......................CITY...................................: and herervith tenders$1 ."..:!!!7'.....................as the license
feetheref ore...................................................................................................................................................................................
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SERVICE STATION LICENSE
btate of Annegota, 3/15/83 to 3/15/84
1�""• $10.00 for station b 1 hose
County of....Hennepin/Ramsey...................) plus $5.00 for ea addl hose
TO THE....,., CITY.. COUNCIL ...,....OF THE...................CITY
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OF...............ST. ANTHONY ...................IX SAID COUNTY .A.V'D ST-4TH:
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The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of.................................................................
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in the.......................CITY............................. f............ST.......ANT.HOla...................................in said county and state for the
I term of...........ONE....YEAR......................................from the date hereof, subject to the laws of Minnesota and the
ordinances of said...............CITY..........................................: and herewith tenders 940'.'0'0......... as the license
feetherefore.........................................................................................................................................................................................
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County of.......:..HENNEPIN/RAMSEY--..:..:-:. rlpplica.tion Xo.. ....................... ................
Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
;. The_unders; ned r:esident...... of the.................:. ... ........CITY.
.................,of........S.T. .AhiTHONY........... ... .. ,
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY.
in the cote _, State of Xinnwota, 11EREB-t' MIKE ... .9PPLIC.4-
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TIU.1' FUR LICENSE to be issued to......
to .yell cigarettes and cigarette papers and wrappers at retail at................... ..
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in the ..CITY . __.01.-ST....ST. -ANTHONY - .... -.. --in said county and state for the term of
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19._ 83 subject- to the Earns of the State of .Vinnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
.. ............ CITY...........................of...........ST......ANTHONY:............................... pertaininj thereto. and herewith deposit
$12.. 00 .. ... ....... in payment of the fee therefor.
• Dated. ...... ...Apri 1. .6 19......8.3 ....................St.......Anthony...Mobil........ ...............................
$12. 00 Non Machine Sales G26.1J H 88
$12.00 Machine Sale, unless ......,,fit.. - .
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in which case fee is $8 . 00 machine.
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SERVICE STATION LICENSE
btate of j0innoota, 1 3/15/83 to 3/15/84
curint!I ,)[ Hennepin/Ramsey $10.00 for station & 1 hose
plus $5.00 for ea addl hose
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OF......... .... ST-.... ANTHONY. ....... .. .................................... ........................................1.%' S.41D (01XT)* .4XD STATE:
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The r►►►dcrxignert hereby applies for f, liee►ise to carry on the business of...........................................................
SERVICE STATION
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Application for License to Sell Cigarettes at Retail
The undersigned resident.....:: of the...............................CITY.............................of......ST.&...._J=HOxY.........................
HENNEPIN
State-in the county Of............................................................................., of Minnesota, HEREBY M.4KE...... .4PPLIC.4-
SELL CIGARETTES
TIOXFOR LICENSE to be issued to...............................................................................................................................................................
to sell cigarettes and cigarette papers and wrappers at retail at.................J-im--2-.s.....Ppee.dy....Ma-rke.t..............
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19.f.k, subject_ to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances-and.-regulations of said
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No.247—Application for Munldpal Lloenm;General Form. (Reebed 1926.)
1 -• MllleA.0AY1•t0..rIMNe&/01/a
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estate ofinrtegota, AMUSEMENT DEVICES $25.00 Machine
as. March 15, 1983 to March 15,1
Curuety �,f... Hennepin
TO THE.........CITY...COUNC.IL....................................................OF THE....................
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OF'......................ST...... IVTH.ON.y...................................................................................................IX S.gID COUXT}" .-?XD STr?TE:
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of
AMUSEMENTDEVICES ..........................................................
.................................................................................at...........AMERICAN...LEGION...POST 513
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in the...........................CITY.........................of.......... T......ANTHONY.......................................in said county and state for the
term of............ ONE YEAR from the date hereof, subject to the laws of Minnesota and the
ordinances of said.........CITY ..................................; and herewith tenders t.. 50.00
" ..............' ....as the license
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fee tILPlPflllP..............................
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Dated................February.... 2......................19...8 3....
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SERVICE STATION LICENSE
Mate of Annegota, 1 3/15/83 to 3/15/84 4
`., $10.00 for station & 1 hose j
tS,un.ty eef. Hennepin/Ramsey plus $5.00 for ea addl hose
• CITY. OF THE... .............CITY....................................
TO Tl/t' ........ _... ...... ......................... I
X1r ST. ANTHONY 1.ti' S.41n c•or.%'TJ' .4.%'D ST.ITE.
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The unele•rxidneel hereby appli#•v for a liev►►x#• its mrry feet the, bnxiuexx of................... .........................................
SERVICE STATION
... . ... ...
ut s
in the CITY ST....ANTHONY ....... .......... in xuid county and state for the
jeer►► fef. ..... ..ONE. YEAR fre»et the .late' herwpf, xubjeet to the la x of Minnexota and the
eordin.ae►e•e•x fef xui.1.. ._ .. .......: and herru•ith tenders $�Gw................_.ax the license
CITY
ferIhereffeN'.. _ .. ............................. ..._... _ _........................... ....................
MURPHY'S...SERVICE CENTER
CO,. .NAME.;.........
..........3501 29th Ave. N.E.........
ADDRESS: ST. ANTHONY, MINN. 5541$
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7 fS/ . .f.9. ..... ..........
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CUST RS SIGNATURE:
•
�airopp9 MR25 1, 0A 35.00CK
.Otate of Anneotap I AMUSEMENT DEVICES
$25. 00 per device
(11'Ptiody 4)1......HENNEPIN . ......... 3/15/83 to 3/15/84
TO Tllt.*.............CITY....C....OUNCIL CITY
.................... ......................................OF rllE................................................................................................
Or..........................ST......ANTHONY............................... ....._......................................................13' ,&111) CO1rXT1* 4.%*D S7'.IrE:
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of...............................................................
AMUSEMENT DEVICES at
................................................................................................ ..............................................................................................
.................... ...................................
in the_ ...................CITY.... . ............"I..........ST......MTHONy........................**............its, said county and state for the
YEAR ne ot" and the
terud of..........................................................................from the date hereof, sit bject to the law of Min
ordina Itces of Said............. . C.ITy...............................; and herewith tenders $..800.04) # the license
fee there/ure..... various.....locations.....-.- listed..on---back of.-application................................
... . ............"................... .. .......I..... . . .................................. .....................................................................................
. ......I.....................
LIST MACHINES LICENSES: COMPANY NAME: ADVANCE CARTER CO.
... ... ...................... .......I........... . ................ .... .. ........................... ................................... ........................................
................
OVER
..... ..... ...........I..........I............ .............. .........I........................................................................I................I...850....Decatur—Ave
No.
ADDRESS
....... .....5.5427
............................................. .......... .................. . .................................. .....................PHONE-:.......I.................... .1.
544,5050--,
....... ...... ................I............... ............................................. ... ......................
OFFICERS SIGNATURE:
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March 1, 83 Norman Pink
h -7 5.0 0 cy.
6tate of 0iinnegota, JUKE BOX APPLICATION
ss. $8.00 Device
County of.....HENNEPIN. 3/15/83 t0 3/15/84
CITY COUNCIL CITY
TOTHE.........................................................................................................OF THE...........................................................................
.............................
OF..................................................
S T. ANTHONY .......................X SAID COUNTY AxD STATE:
. .......................................................
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to carry on the business of.................................................................
JUKE BOX VARIOUS LOCATIONS
.................................................................................................at............................................................................................
...........................................................
in the.......................CITY..............................of.....ST....ANTHONY .......................................in said county and state for the
....
term of.................................ONE....YEAR.........................................from the date hereof, subject to the laws of Minnesota and the
ordinances of said............CITY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and herewith tenders$.....g,.QQ....................as the license
feetherefore....................................................................................................................................................................................
..........................................
................................................................................................................................................... ... co
Apache Liquor 1 ffVS�JNE�S�...I� iE ADRIARCE"'CARTER
........P......................................................'...............................................................................................................................
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ADI�RE&5........................850...Decatur.... ve.; No
St . Anthony U4uor -�-
.....2?t30..._Hwy.......$.......................................................................................................PH0NE...NO.�........................5�.�._S OS.O...............
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............................................To t a 1.�...........4...................................................................OFR IC.ERS....S.IGNATURE..................................
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March 1 83 Norman Pink
ne-ited _' . . _ 19.......... ........... ...........................................................................................
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'a 1,"'-n P 4i 5 MR 24 10 A --3 Z.O OCK. _ - - ----J
otate of Ainnegota, C ITY................of...ST. ANTHONY
!� County of..........HENNEPIN/RAMSEY............ .4pplitation. No.................................................
Application for License to Sell Cigarettes.at Retail
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The undersifned resident...... of the........................................CITY...................of........S.T......ANTHONY........................
,
HENNEPIN/RAMSEY State Minnesota, EEREBr if glCE...... APPLIC.q-
in the county of....... .......... ..................................................... o f
ADVANCE CARTER CO.
TIOXFOR LICENSE to be issued to................................................................................................................................................._............
to sell cigarettes and eifarette papers and wrappers at retail at............. .........-
lis.ted...Q n... ?.a .k....o. ....ap.Flicaticn.................................. ...................................................................................................._
in the ... . .......CS TY...........................of....ST...... N=- . ............................tai. said county and state for the terns of
i ...... .............. ..................ONE YEAR ..............., befinning with the.............ls.............day oJ.............. .XC.h......................................,
.
............... .
19.....83 subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
..................G.I.Ty...........................of...........S.T......ANTHONY.................................pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit ...
I
$ ....... . ...... ...........in payment of the fee therefor.
March 1, 83
I Dated..................................................................... 18............ ....................................................... ... ..................................
.........................
$12. 00 Non Machine Sales Norman Pink
Sale, unless ADVANCE CARTER CO.............. .......... .......... .............. ........................
licensee has non machine license 85U Dicatur Ave. No.
in which case fee is $8.00 machine. Mpls . , Mn. 55427
3/15/83 thru 3/15/84 544-5050
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7 $ 12 .00 $84. 00 8 y OOr.K
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jkat;-of Aing"U,
OODXtT er- City OT St. Anthony
Toa*......Vvy..C7 a..............................d ......�Uy..........................d.A.-..MthRqx................
• ...........................................................State of 111131111010":
pf... th.r
hwvbv appuwar 4 Uwaiis for sbo*voo qr ... Ic-
fmw SU 15th - dwof March j9L3,to Sell
At H"OnIn BIA Lkoars,
as As saisso am d~by&w.jaroossivaspika'OJV-Show sotdia promlies,da this ciry
St. Anthony
amp"at/013004 3801 N.E. S Inson Blvd.
at wbWl place Mid Mdb,,,jF,,oqf.-Pj2vn Mtrjpgrauranr
aMd to that sad;,prome-A"
That mow-Noweant' A"2411--of the us"stsies.of fad vkva Character
and repute;a"Ads-A—Aftalived of isto of NJ w—i
seta lgebment for wh"00 llowsw u4n be im"d If We appmosam ie Iran"
rha no Mowledwrar of gook,Mon-Intaddating man Uquor Am Mw MUMPAIA in Whole ar to P06-0.
L
is geld
That said qppUM"-----wwLhw----"OPPIlock"M Purfum"and subjad to&99 the kwo of the state of
Aflossasaft a"Me ordt"wee a"M&SQUAM of MW
applicabla thereto,which aft booby made a part hervot."d Booby afroo—ft obsaw and obey the mnw;
ab"as"G"nedw...Ik It Mr.Me bw"Id-11-00)
HaA applLwat further skAw&W he to not wo the holder of.sw Am he nw&a.ppliaalsm,for,nor
&w he'lagesid to make applIca"for a rederaj Alstall Doalor's SpieW tax dainp for the*ate of
Uquar.
March 2% j9 83 Pizza Huts uts of theRnthweat'. Inc.
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William C. Ferril - President 4pplicant
p. O. 1.9-6
Minneapolis, M 55435
6 ORT) -10A 15 O.OrO'K
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ralu�rcarrcut►
State of jtinnegota,
COUXTT OF Hennepin
William C. Ferril amlh-F 194"
the to"a wam,d appUtaawa-_i .......fusi k owladto of Owbudaea of sass t iN.....
y
of the leoation thereof,and of the eontente of of wRhin aypuentiaw;and that the da mmuts.made to
cold appUeadew are arse of............_:.....................mow bwwhdfe.•
subseribed and smsrw to 8eftr fe
this
...._°�5....._..._..day... of... � ,. � ---
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........-....................... � .:... . -...
ob•
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State of Ainnegota,
Countyof........................._......
The andsrettwed,wooly alt mw a"shari8 of add aestwty,basbV rssswsrtsatd tae mnhew apyttea-
tion,it appeorint to the bed of our kwaodedpe alai said sapitaaat Am wet,Within a ptvfad of/t-r—
prior to the date of this apptieatlon,viaioted any tam rda w to as sots of ma-in"Wea"I pall awns►
or Waelaatint Uquo.and Ihat to ow/udimmt the appUawd wW comply With Ow Jaew and Mjai
No"reiatsnt to the conduct of sass budnow. /G
Dated ae......,a�.._:.....�1. ........_......._...
.Kiww,__.___ .L..1_.
Cow f -�. .—._..._.. �
State of fiiinnegota, j
COUXTY OF........_............_.__ ..............._� TOWAI OF
n is hereby arafta Otot the Tomes Board of ohs Tows of••--•--- __..__..__...........Aw
said COUwty and state,by rwoustlow on ohs,-
did ewLw a to the iauawes of the Hens applied fo►66 04 tssthiw appitoatlaw
i
Dated...........................................................................r9............ THa TOWN BOdliD OF THa TOWX OF
ii ttest................_.............-................................._................... --._..----_ .....................
Taos Clerk
Vats:No County Board sham iaae Ucense for mss In aay Tows tdthouS go salient of Me Tomes Board
of such Torun,and no Town Board shay!o=MU to Of gammas of any tieswa wUhMS Me written ree-
Ommendatiaw of the County dttarwsy and Of sherW
O'er fi
y
NAME AND ADDRESS Or AGtNCY :. ..:
•y COMPANIES.AFFORDING COVERAGES'.
FI!><aneW �lQ
Gwirdl n Im. � o two COMVANr y�
P.Q. 0x 576 LETTER : .7ii r�a nr* !Po '
witutae LS 87202 caMVatrr g
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NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED
COMPANY
LETTER
ftzza HAs or the NoMm01lte Zoe.. cOA1PANV D ,
4640 V. T7th SYe9CCsalt♦ 196 LETTER
774. °, '' ".
ttteloeapolis# COMPANY ''a ' ` :jd y'
LETTER K. r h.• .>.'
This Is to certify that policies of insurance listed below haw Even Issued to the Insured named above and are In fora at this time. NOW 11 to any t,tam er
of any contract or other document with respect to wftich Vft certificate may be issued or may pertain.the k.wrence afforded by the pollees herein IS K#00 to•e0Idle
terms,exclusions and conditions of such polida.
` m o N ... sm e POLICIF COMPANY TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMaER EACH
I F rrEa EXPIRATION OAt6 ` f,; , .►.. OCCURRENCE A3GBEDAIl;
GENERAL LIABILITY
7.COIIPIttI1ENSIVE FORM "' h -� -� I
❑PREMISES—OPERATIONS ORONER1Y OAtAAGi i`J •µ��f!
❑EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE -
((''''�� HAZARD _ �•�
L,•J UNDERGROUND HAZARD -
❑PRODUCTS)COMPLETEO '
OPERATIONS HAZARD BdOILYMJURVAND
❑CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE PROPERTY DAMAGE f S
❑BROAD FORM PROPERTY COMBINED
DAMAGE
❑INDEPENorNT CONTRACTORS
❑PERSONAL INJURY *' PERSONAL INJURY
AUTOMOBILE LIABILm BODILY INJURY s
(EACH PERSON)
❑COMPPEHENSIVE FOAM / BODILY INJURY S
(EACH ACCIDENT)
❑OrVNEn
❑
PROPERTY DAMAGE Z
N Rc n
eonnv INJURY AND
❑NC N11YMt D PPOP[RtY DAMAGE s
COMBINED
EXCESS LIABILITY
BODILY INJURY AND
❑ U064101:LA rORM PROPERTY DAMAGE Z S
i_J OTHTRT.IANiVsAnPELLA COMBINED
rnaM
WORKERS'COMPENSATION STATUTORY
and
A V_N1PLOYl<RS'LIA01LfTY Ton-4002n 7� T 100e000 .rr.,�utw••
OTHER
I rcr Ru'r ION OI ,rF aAT-(,NC•LLK:AT,ONS VWK-LLS
3801 Stinson Mode j, ReS,
Ste AnthorW VIUageo MN 55421
Cancellation: Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof, the issuing com-
pany will endeavor to mail 1Q_ days written notice to the below named certificate holder, but failure to
mail such notice shall impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the company.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER "t
DATE ISSUE&
City of St. AtitlMW
.i,
F O SENIATIVE
ACORD 25(1•x9)
MINNESOTA DRAM SHOP''L.I ART LTTY CERTIFICATE OF -INSURANCE
FILED WITH
ER
CERTIFICATE HOLDER:. CITY OF ST. ANTHONY •''
[ H L1
ATTN.: _Lila
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, MN 55418
'I'll IS IS TO CERTIFY, THAT THE ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
HEREINAFTER CALLED THE. COMPANY, .385 Washington Street, St. Paul, MN 55102
HAS ISSUED TO PIZZA HUTS OF THE NORTHWEST, INC.
(NAME OFASSURED)
3801 Stinson Blvd. N.E. , St. Anthony Village, MN
(ADDRESS)
POLICY N0, 602NA0027
FFFECTIVE FROM 3-15-83 TO 3-15-84
LIMIT OF LIABILITY $500,000. COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT B1 & PI)
$500,000. LOSS OF MEANS 01: SUPPORT
' EACH OCCURR •'V
THE POLITY OF INSURANCE HEREIN I)I{SCRLBEll CONTAi::S CUVI.kA(;E: 'l'0 CUti1l'LY W1'IN •
:1L1. REGULATIONS, CONCERNING THE SALE AND SERVICE: OF ALCOHOLIC. BEVERAGES,
NRO`ll'LG:�'1'Ell B1' 'CtIE CE;RTIFIC.\'[!? H(►LDE:R. _�—
1111•: 1101JO DESCRIBED IIF!:i'IN %NY BE CANCELLEI) 1;Y TIIE ( WIPAN UK '1 HF, ASSURED
+ i\` INL "IHLIZ"1'1' (3U) DAYS NOTICE IN WRITING Tx.1 I'I!i; IIOLD.1:1:, AT THE
A1)Di•;I'S S SHOWN ABOVE, SA 111 I'll I R'I')' (3U) 1):\1 S NU'1 l (.:1.' '1'( (:U?I?tl.:':.II•' I j, ),.I 'r 7. D:\'I E
N011 CF.CF. I S :\C-1•l':11AA KEC1 IVED AT 11i1: OF l•!!l: c:l•:k l I F;t ATE.
ti ! N!:ii .-\'I Wichita, KS ;'II 1,; 10th I)AY OF March 1•, 83•
rz
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:WT110I:1%I:D t:U?11':\`:`:
f P.o. i;U::
�O/T_Ytil�_ CAa. tti i(:HITA, KS 0-/-'()I
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
• 3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota I
Directions: Please complete in duplicate with typewriter or by printing in ink.
Date: 2/25/83
1. True Name: (Last, First, Middle)
FERRIL, WILLIAM C.
2. Residence Address: (Number, Street, City, State) 3. Phone Number:
2645 Garland Lane Plymiouht, "MN 473-0527
4. Business Address: (Number, Street, City, State S. Phone Number:
4640 W. 77th ,St'.. = Suite. 196 Mpls. , MN, 835-7137
6. Place of Birth: (County, City, State) 7. Date of Birth: (bb. Day/Yr.)
Buchanan St. Joseph,,. Missouri' 6-5-31
8. U. S. Citizen? . Yes k Naturalized? . Yes 11, ...Yes, give date and place...
No No
• 9. Tf you have ever used or been known by a name or names other than the true name
given in 01 above, list such name(s) and information concerning dates and places
where used: '
Names Dates , Places, and Circumstances
10. Marital Status: Single Iridolied Separated
Married x Divorced
11: It-Married, true name, place and date of birth, and residence adJress or spouse:
True, Name: ElPannr T.. Ferril
Place and Date of Sirth: Brookfield, Missouri 10110/35
Residence Address: Garland Lane - Plymouth, MN
: ^.rsona j In tormat ion
2. Are you a registered voter?
Yes x No
If Yes, where are you registered? Pivmouht. MN
S. Address(es) -at- whic you have lived during preceding ten years. (Begin with present
or last address and work .back.)
No. and Street City and State Oates
264A r, Cnr I nnA Lan,- Plymouth. MN
14. Kind, name and location of every business or occupation you have been engaged in
during the preceding ten years. (Begin with present or- last address and work. back.)
Location: Street Address Nature of Business or
Business or Occupation Cit and State Occupation,
P' of the NW. Inc. 4640 West 77th St. — M ls. , MN President
15. Names ana addresses of ycur employers and partners , if any, for the preceding ten
years. (Begin with present or last one first and work back.)
Names: Enployers or partners Addresses: Citv and State hates
. - o
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•Personal Information `
16. Have you, your spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or child of either of you,
ever been convicted of any felony, crime or violation of any. ordinance, other
than traffic? Yes . No _�. If Yes, give information as to the time,
place, and offense Tor-which convictions were had.
17. Have you, your spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or child of either of you,
ever been -engaged as an employee or in operating a saloon, hotel, restaurant,
cafe, tavern or other business of a similar nature? Yes No . X,_
If Yes, give information as to the time, place, and lengtF f time.
18. Have you been in military service? Yes No
If Yes, was discharge(s) ever other than honorable? Yes No
(Upon request, you may be required to exhibit all discharges.)
being first duly sworn upon his/her oath, deposes
and says that he/she is the person who has executed tht above Personal Information Form,
and that the statements made therein ate true of his%h.er of ^owledge and belief.
Signed:
Subscribed and sworn to Lcfo'fe- cjc this, day of C_.�a . 19 �3
Notary fub1ic �'�,`-c izhty ,
My Commission Expires �<<''9, �. , .^�rC auNY P M
ray COmR1�5:��
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P===:K.n LAM -QW F—bM low.Ism NMW-DWbQbvbMvft
REMEL"OFF SALE"
btate f of Ainnegota,✓COUMM of 4.. ............ ............................ ...........:........
-71.6 ..........- -, - -�x
TO the.. ..........- c ..of the........... ..........Qf.�........................
...................................................................................State of Minnesota.
................................................................................................................................/............. ........................................
hereby appl- for 4 UMRM for thd term of.................—Vff......................... ..........
from the.........................................................Z.-:�...........-d4v of.........:..Y2!;e!r,:��- ......................... to cell
In Original Package Only,Non-Irate dcating BUK Lknersr
as the*ame are deftned by Aazc�lor
'Id"Umption"Oyr,09400;rU rf="(w h _......................................•
...... ............... .................... .............. V,
—0 d-*se
............ .....................I....................................
denribed of fottozv4 Io-wU: .... ............... .....................................,........................
at which place said applicant .,...operate..._ the businen of..
............................................
✓...............................................I..................I................................................................................................................
.
and to that end represent,........and state.........as follows:
That said applicant....................................... of the UnISed States;of jccd rAcrW alkarastar •
arut repute;and ho attained the ogre of RJ years;that_....................Z'er pvpiaw DIM.
establishment for which the hoertm will be Imued if this application do granted.
That said applicant_......make.........this application pursuant and cub/eat to all the lam of the State of
Minnesota and the ordinances and rejulafimw of said.................................I.....................APP11dablO MOY40,Which
are hereby made is part hereof,and hereby airm to observe and obey the saww:
......................................................................................-1._._................................................................................................
(H�.N•ft dam mw—w It.".46 b.9 Mobam"
Each applicant further states that he is na am the holder of.nor has he made application for,nor
does he intend to make application for a Federal RaMU Deater's Special tax d4MP for she sale of
intoxicatinif Liquor.
Dated.............
................
P. 0.
IOA 50.000K
rBSlncaTlow
: . state of jinnegota,
couxrr ........—_._.........._......—_--------.,--.-------_........._........................ .......
:_............JIf/iJr's.....f�Q/ `?'� Ji .............bias duly avorwo aw oath.ay....,....;Nlu
........._.........___—.___.__....__----------------_.....____.
Of within narrstd appNaa^J..._.=1ha0�s.._._ho�a. Jr1t kaaoledJe of Nye budaar D/mid applicant...._,
of the loaati4n therm/,and of the eastante of ohs within application:and that the s1428emea4 Made in i
said application are cue ej_._. .'�l.........aton knamladgs.
Bub,aribcd and Stsorn to Be%ae.q. _
..._�r..!llC+'day oJ.... _ .... 19. x ........__.. ......_SG�Z�/`a .....Y1k4......_.............._,
_ i- �... CAROLINE L.2APPA
Mauwsn,w Ceur►. I .
• MOrARr Puslar.wwneaora
.. .................. wu.9.to
-
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Mate of Ainnegota,
County of.::.............:.,...........................................,...............
�
The understdwed.county attorney and sheriff'of said county,hereby recommend the within appliea-
Lion.it appearing to the beae.of our knowledge that said applicant has rat,within a parlor!of Noe years
prior to the date of this application,violated any lam relating to the sale of non-intavieating malt liquor
or inforleating liquor,and that in our Judgment the applicant will comply with Me laws and regula-
tions relating to the conduct of said business.
Datedat..:. e... ................., vine......... ._...._ ..................................... ,9.1...3.
_....__._........... ......_.....................................................
I I C un Attorney.
estate of Ainnegota.
J
couxTrOr.._._............................._........................... rOWXor......._.......__..._................_......_........................
it is hereby certif ed tuna Me rows Board of the Tows o/........................................._..............._....._........................_;.in
• sold County and State,by-resolutlm an the...._.............................._........"if of...........................................................19....,......
did consent to the itauanee of the license applied for in the within application.
Dated.... ..................................._.....................,..., 19........ rHE TOIi.V BOARD Or THE TOWN OF
....... .................................................................. ..........
Town.Clerk.
By... _ _............................................ Chairman.
Note:No County Board shall issue license for sale In any Town without the consent of the Toren Board
of such Town, and no Toren Board shall consent to the issuance of any license without the written
recommendation of the County Attorney and the Sheriff.
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Marsh& _ - -
Mg ennan
Marsh &,-McLennan, Incor ed
1500 Northstor Center, Minneapolis, Minn. 02
Telephone 612/371-8000
NAME OF ASSURED EDWARD GLOCKZIN, JIM'S PEEDY MARKET
Timmer TIME OF SUBJECT OF INSURANCE KINDS OF INSURANCE AND
COMMENCEMENT TERMINATION (property,Operations,Etc.) LOCATION TOTAL LIMITS BINDING
OF LIABILITY OF LIABILITY
12:01 A.M. 12:01 A.M. Property 3259 Stinson Blvd. $50,000 Contents
04-13-82 06-13-82 Liability* Minneapolis, Minnesota $1,000,000 Single
55418 Limit Liability
Fire Legal Liability
Liquor Liability Included
$25,000 Liquor Legal
Money & Securities Liability '-
$3,000 Off Premises
Workers' Compensation Money & Securities
Statutory
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SUBJECT TO THE TERMS, CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF THE POLICIES, RIDERS AND FORMS OF NOTICE IN'CURRENT USE BY
THEM, INSURANCE FOR NOT EXCEEDING THE TOTAL LIMIT OR LIMITS ABOVE INDICATED IS BOUND BY THE UNDERNAMEO C
PANIES (OR OTHER INSURERS), EACH ASSUMING LIABILITY ON ITS OWN BEHALF FOR SUCH KIND OF INSURANCE-AND FOR S
PROPORTION OF THE TOTAL LIMIT OR LIMITS AFORESAID AS IS BELOW STATED.
NAME OF COMPANY OR INSURER !KIND OF INSURANCE I PRO TOTTAL AL L LI MIT T
Aetna Life & Casualty See Above All
Renewing No's
37BP 493423
37MS 10181 PLUSF N^,I.^ T!;:S :c•`r,•,;;:•c gl'!TP AS
37GL 805829 L C. .-;
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CITY OF. ST. ANTHONY
-3301 Silver Lake Road
• Minneapolis, Minnesota
Directions: Please complete in duplicate with typewriter or by printing in ink.
Date: -
04oCK2./.J 14_E% 41 A e iD ILL Itt_
L. True Name: . (Last, First, Middle)
K LA IC& Rc1 L r9 IA.)
2.
Residence A dress: (Nucaber, Street, City, State) 3. Phone dumber:
SaO S'TtOStA) 'yi'i/1),t)
4. Business Address: (Number, Street, City, State) S. Phone Number:
EFs.
6. Place of Birth: (County, City, State) 7. Date of Birth: (Mo./Day/Yr.)
. U. S. Citizen? Yes - Naturalize Yes = I Yes, give date and -place.
No No
• 9. If you have ever used or-'beer, known by a name or names other than the true name
given in 01 above, list such nane(s) and information concerning dates and places
where used.
ha7cs - Dates . Places; and Circumstances
10. Marital Status: Single Widowed Separated
Harried _ Divorced
%V_ &Lz C k2."A.
11. .11 ;tarried, true name, place and Sate of birth, and residence address of spouse:
True Name:
PIacc and date of Girth: dl)oRT.�F 'Doter
Residence Address: 33� ll� SILO ER I-A&£ Rd.
�s
era nal intormation
Are you a registered voter?
Yes - -. No
if Yes. where are you registered? ST Aa:'tiie A-: �+ •
13. Address(es) at w ich .you have lived during preceding ten years. (Begin with present
or last address and work back.)
No. and Street City and State Dates
3 its SIDE re Rj 'yrI . .. / 3
3
LA /el /y 7 G
14. Kind, rame. an�i location of every business or occupation you have been engaged in
during the- preceding ten years. (Begin with present or last address ,-and work back.)
Location: Street Address Nature of Business or
Business .or Occupation City and State Occupation -
T4&% F 3as r- tied L I s
15. Names ai;,i a;:Lirc ,- es of -c.:r erq)1 yers ar,�'J par %ers , if any , for tac prccc.!. .:g ten
•car s . (Begin with prc;cn: or last one first and work Lack .)
Names: Employers or partners Addresses: nCity and State Pates
�i0d 11V3
MARL, U J�7 2 - /s 8 3
lit �.Lo C k Z /A) SiG �aX£4 VA 'mat
od ot P. elm b%£ 3 q'6 E m 'yyj,f,,��,.
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�rsonal Information
16. Have you, your spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or child of either of you,
ever been convicted of any felony, crime or violation of any ordinance, other
than. traffic? Yes INo . ..If Yes, give information as to the time,
place, and offense or which c nvictions were had.
17. Have you, your .spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or child of either of you,
ever been engaged as an employee or in operating a saloon,-hotel, restaurant,
cafe, tavern or other business of a similar nature? Yes No
If Yes, give information as.~to the time, place, and lengtF of time.
18. Have you been in military service? Yes No
If Yes ,I was discharge. /honorabl l Yes No
(Upon request, you may be required to exhibit all discharges.)
being first duly sworn upon his/her oath, deposes
arJ says that he:/she is the person vho--has execuLe:d the abore Personal Information Form,
and that the state:aents made therein ,are true of his/her own rot.lcd!gc and belief.
Signed:
Subscribed ar.J sworn to before me this 6_- day of
!rotary f ubl is 'J ;� Cou,tit�
My Commission Expires j
0
CAROLINE L. ZAPPA
MENN991111 COUNTY
NOTARYPUO►1S.MINNE:SL:'F t
�. �•u�stcti E■Ilgfa MAR. 9. 19i 75
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• I
Otate of Annegota. �p
County 0/..../...:..�Nn•6�..:!1�..�....___..._ ��� �1:.5�./.�N._.!!.4[!� I
To the....... i Sr......... tea....... 1.. ......_......... .........,v.7 r i
G
...........................................................................................'.State of Mbmmota:.
,y�
it n�r.:b.-.........ZPI.I(......._._..._. O.—_...___
heroby appl..............._.for a N,mrsw for the 1831st Of...........
�•.� - �.._.__�_.._.__..._:.__ I
from the......:..................00.0....................................__.__dey .a rA _....:._—.,18 3.to soil
In Ori&W Paekagn 0*.Non-Intexkatteg Malt Iquom
as the same are de¢aed by l ate,for ewunwitow'VFP'Maur arsdA prvmim 6, � ' .
........................_......._........_..................
..._.._....__._....
domribed as follow. to-mlt:..._......._., J`T_..Sri E_
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at which plane said applieantkiApvvW.W1he bodnea ef..__ wKLt:.s. ........ A27A./1/_...._......._..__.
................_.........._..................._._...................................---......._.._.........._�
sad to that sad neptpseat.......a"stab...:....as.folJows:
That said applicant........... of the United States,of�osd--a hasaety
and repute;
te;and U ...._attained the o o e 91
' u'fss �• —....of the O
establishment,for which the license will bs(aroW 11 this application is pun"
j That said applleowt...__maJe.5 Ah4 application pursuant and sabfad to ail the tame of the State of
dfinnesota,and the ordinaaaes and roQalations of setd........ ':.'T ...._......._ _ e�lfaabL Ihet'ate.ICIA
am hereby made a part hereof,and'hereby apse-S..to ebm"and obey she saam:
...........................:..............................._._............................._—_...Y—.....
' taw m dam e.af�ea a m.d 181 asm�d
I
I '
Each applicant f ur"m dates that he 4 ad auto the Adder of,nor Acs As cads application for,am
does he intend to make appboation for a Padsrs& Retail Dealer's SPOda tar:damp for the sole of
' I lnto.iieatinp Jigtrar, -
� I
dpQattsaal._• ��
P. O. dddnee—Z*.tti/
AII, 179 MRIS 10A 5O.00ai
iBRIIICdrloir
State of �p,'nnegoia,
cooxrr or_.����x - — _.....—......................................... I
Wail duty swam.oa oath e A thus
She within named applloaal..—:that....-U...........ha.Ae fw8 knamisd&of the badness of said applikant......,
of the location thereof,mad of ills eontento of the within appllaailaat and Shat the dmeements made in
[ Sad appttoodaos asm trw of. ._.awn tawrvlyd
Bubssrlbrd and Btaosa M Before No
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MOMM011M GOWMn
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'...................................
MAN.0.1000
State of jannegota,
iCounty of.......,../ --
Tho andersifned,couaty allarmy and rhejj of aid county,herby reoommend the within appliea-
tion.U appeariap to tho bed of oar knowledge that said applicant has not.within a psricd of flue year#
prior'to the date of this application,violated any taw rlativa So the Bale of noa-intoticating malt Liquor
or intasicaibag Uqua,and that to~judgment the applicant will amply with the laws and rQala.
I lions relating to the conduct of raid business. /
Dated W.... /.: .............,dlinr►,._............ 1.. .:._.._..............................
_.............
.__..........._..................................
c attorney.
_ .. .... ................-r7r a estate of Ine�ota,
tin
COu.vrr op_...—.__........_.. ............._ TOWX op...._—......_.........__.__.._—._....................
IS is hereby OWUJ4d that She Tmoa Brand of She rGM of_....._.......__._._..`.. .........................ia
• Sam County and state,by rasa""ow tAsr__...-'-.....—..._day of ...................—_-------................. 18............
did emsent to the isruanw of Sib Nature appliad Jar in the within applicattan
Dated................................,......,.,..---.__...__............,18.:.i:i.. THE TOWN BO.IRD OF THE TOWN OF
dtte�t
........................................................_................_................... _............... .__.......-..........................
._.............,....
Town Clerk.
By..................................................................................Chairman.
Note:No County Board rha8 Im"ticense for sale In any Town withoW the consent of the Town Board
of such Town, and no Town Board shalt consent to the issuance of any license witAout the written
reeomneendailon of the Ca+swiy dtta wy and the sheriff.
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NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY - . _
Marsh & McLennan, Inc. COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES
1221 Avenue of the Americas
COMPAN
New York, NY 10020 LETTER Y A 'Hartford-Accident Indemnity
COMPANY
. LETTER
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED .w
' COMPANY ■V_ -
Conoco Inc/Kayo Oil Co. LETTER
P. 0. BOX 1267 COMPANY 160
-
Ponca City, OK 74603 LETTER
[LETTER COMPANY
This is to ceftify that policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the insured named above and are in force at this time. Notwithstanding any requirement,term or condition
of any contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain.the insurance afforded by the policies described herein is subject to all the
terms,exclusions and conditions of such policies.
Pollcv m is of LI ab l in Thousan s
COMPANY TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE EACH AGGREGATE
LETTER OCCURRENCE
GENERAL LIABILITY
- BODILY INJURY { S
A ®COMPREHENSIVE FORM 10 CLR P12421E* 1-1-83/84
❑PREMISES—OPERATIONS PROPERTY DAMAGE S S
EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE -
HAZARD
❑UNDERGROUND HAZARD
PRODUCTS/COMPLETED
OPERATIONS HAZARD BODILY INJURY AND
❑CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE PROPERTY DAMAGE $1,000 S
BROAD FORM PROPERTY COMBINED
DAMAGE
❑ INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS -
❑ PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY. S
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY 60DILY INJURY S
(EACH PERSON)
❑ COMPREHENSIVE TORO+ BODILY.INPJRY S
OWNED ACCIDENT)
❑ � � - -
PROPER!V DrVA.E S
❑ HIRED
❑ 'vQh l;:,Yf D PPCPFP'• -.if I E
(Oklf;•%E;1
EXCESS LIABILITY
- soon, ••.D
❑ UMRRE,_,t FI;`Q., l - PRQPE PT. .. i.E S
i)Rh�
WORK ERS•COMPENSATIONI r
and
_EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY
OTHER I— ------
"coverage amended to inelude statutory '
A ! re uirements for liquor liability."
OF i)I'ERa:,CNS :v�'�rli}NS`:f'•��tf_ .
OPERATIONS: All operations usual to the business of the insured.
Cancellation: Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof. the Issuing com-
pany will endeavel to rn,i i 10 days written nonce to the helov/ named certificate holster. but failure to
mall such notice shall In,,pose r -, obligation or II;Jbility Ot any kind upon the companv.
NAME AND ADDRESSOF CERTIFICATE HOLDER
Commissioner of Public Safety DATE ISSUED: March 21, 1983
City of St. Anthony, MN.
3301 Sillrer Lake Rd.
Minneap.. -.- -IN ' 55418 AUTHORIrED REPRESENTATIVT -
Frank Prentice Ilapgood
ACORU 25(1.79)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY
Maish b McLennan, Inc. COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES-
21 Avenue of the Americas
York, NY 10020 LITTER ARartford Accident b Indemnit Com an
COMPANY j
LETTER La
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED
� COMPANY
Conoco Inc/Kayo Oil. Col. , LETTER
P. 0. Box 1267 - ' COMPANY D
Ponca City, OK_ 74603 LETTER
COMPANY E
LETTER
This is to cedit that polies of insurance 11"below have been issued to the insured.named above and are in force at this time. ithstandinB any requirement,term or condition
of any contreet or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain,the insurance afforded by the policies described herein is sublect to all the
terms,exclusions and conditions of such policies,
Limits of n Thousan s
COMPANY TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLY EACH
LETTER EXPIRATION PATE - -OCCURRENCE AGGREGATE
GENERAL LIABILITY
BDOIIVINJUaY f s
A ®COMPREHENSIVE FORM 10 CLR P12421E 1-1-83/84
❑PREMISES—OPERATIONS - PROPERTY DAMAGE 'f S _
EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE
HAZARD
❑UNDERGROUND HAZARD
PRODUCTS/COMPLETED
OPERATIONS HAZARD BODILY INJURY AND _
❑CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE PROPERTY DAMAGE $1,000 S
❑ BROAD FORM PROPERTY COMBINED
DAMAGE
❑ INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS
❑ PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY f
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BODILY INJURY
(EACH PE RSON) f 1
• ❑ COMPREHENSIVE FORM BODILY INJURY f
OWNED
(EACH ACCIDENT)
' ❑ �
RED -
PROPEPTYDAMAGE f
❑ HI
BODILY INJURY.:ND
❑
NON OWNED PROPERT Y DAVAGE f
COMP.-NED
EXCESS LIABILITY
BODILY INiURV.:ND
❑ UMBRELLA FORM PROPEPTYDAVt4GE S f
❑ OTHER THAN UMBRELLA COMBINED
WORKERS'COMPENSATION
and I
EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY
OTHER
DFSCR,010N OF ,)PEPAT:ONS.LLN.ATIONS.vEIUCLE>
OPERATIONS: All operations usual to the business of the insured.
Cancellation: Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof,..th.e issuing com-
pany will endeavor to mail 10 days written notice to the below named certificate holder. but failure to
mail such notice shall impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the company.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERT IFIC AT E HOLDER:
• Commissioner of Public Safety DATE ISSUED: Febr ary 28,1983
City of St. Anthony, MN.
3301 Silver.Lake Rd.
Minneapolis, MN .55418 AUTHL)P11ED REe)•'I':1'_ "-�Yt
Frank Prentice Hapgood
ACCORD 25(1.79)
mum
r' C 1 TY OF ST. ANTHONY
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota •
I
Directions: Please complete in duplicate Kith typewriter or by printing -in ink.
Date: F3
1. True Name: - (Last, First, Middle)
O �..
2. Residence Address: (Number, Street, ClAy, State) 3. Phone Number: .
0o
4. Business. Address: (Number, Street, City, ate) S. Phone Number:
6. Place o girth: (County, City, State) 7. Date of Birth: (Mo. Day/Yr.)
8. U. S. Citizen? Yes teL Naturalized? Yes If Yes, give date.and place.
No No
9. If you have ever used or been Known. by a name or names other than the true name
given in 81 above, list such name(s) and information concerning dates and places
where used.
Names Dates , Places, and Circumstances
10. [Marital Status: Single Widowed Separatcd
Married Divorced
11. If .Married, true name, place andJ date of birth, and residence address of spouse:
True Name: p 2E n1 1 EE 1p..,�lrZ�s
Place and Date of Girth: -a 9, y/
Residrnce.Address: / .'A.,..� /rjli� St7 • �!-�,c2�r,:•�v�u�✓, f�/1��
'.�9rgona l Information
2. Are you a registered voter?
Yes No :f
i
If Yes, where are you registered? ^A440A r 7GOA)
IS. , -Address(es); at w ich-,you, ave livea.:during -,prece ing ten years.- (Begin with present
or.,Iast address; and work'back.) '
No. and Street City and State Dates
�- al i✓ 6 0
14. Kind, -name and location of every business or occupation you have been engaged -in
during the preceding ten years,- (Begin with present or last address and work back.)
Location: Street Address Nature of, Business or
Business or occupation City and State Occu ation
15. Manes and addresses of •cur employers and partners , if any, for the preceding ten
years. (Begin with present or last one first and work back.)
Names: Employers or partners Addresses: City and State Pates
T-
�U �nrivE S k o R ;l
Ct/ S "�-J.- .Sr P_r S �j'o k. c wd�
f.! NDG M�
Personal Information '
6. Have you, , your spouse, or. a- parent, brqthpr, sister or child of either of you,
ever been .convicted of any feloyY crime -or'-violation of any ordinance,, other
than traffic? Yes No If Yes, give information as'to .the time,
place, and offense or which—convictions were had.
17. Have you, your spouse, or a parent, brother, sister or chil of either OT you,
ever been engaged as an employee or ,fn operating. a saloon, hotel, restaurant,:
cafe, tavern or other business of a similar nature? Yes No
I£."Yes,_ give information as to the time, place,_-.and lengtF of time.
18. Have you; been in military sere-ice? Yes =No
If Yes, was discharge.(s) ever other than honorable? Yes Ro
(Upon request, you -may be required to exhibit all discharges.) "
-_
being first duly ;sworn upon his/her oath, deposes
and says that he/she is the person who has executed the above Personal Information Form,
and that the statements made therein are true of his/her kn owledgc and belief.
Signed:
Subscribed and. sworn to before me this ) day of
Notar% Public �A`' County
My Commission Expires ?� —!� 19
CAROLfNE L. ZAPPA -
NENNCPIN COUNTY
NOTARY PUSLIC-MINNE90TA
Mr:�MMiesioMeK�igt• MAR. D. IDIi6
•
ST ANTHONY A/P CHECK REGISTER- OATE° 04-12-83
CHECK VENDOR -AMOUNT
04670 ACRO MINNESOTA-- INC 60.-46-:
04671 A F S C = °LOCAL k57 135:00
04672 AE TNA L I'FE=�INS CO 396.50
04673 AMERICAN BANKERS INS - 109000 f
04674 AMERICAN <l INEN 47.22
04675 BOYER FORD 9. 14 .
04676 BRIGHTON AUTO ELECTR 39.54
04677 BUDS WELDER ' SPLY - E T 15.00
04678 CATCO CLUTH 6 TRANS _ 88.80
04679 R L CHRISTEN TRUCKIN 168.50
U4680 CITY-COUNTY CREDIT U 19356.00
04681 COMM OF REVENUE 5'T 0 29635016 '
04662 DAVIES WATER EQUIPME 59778.24 -'
04683 G E G BODY SHOP 28.94
04684 GATEWAY" HAROWARE 129.74 .'
04685 GENUINE PARTS CO 135.05
04686 GLIDDEN PAINT •10.50
04687 GOODIN COMPANY 42.8-7.
04688 HALLING BROS 71.09
04689 HAw¢INS CHEMICAL 211.61
04690 HEALY LABORATORIES 34.00
04691 HENN CO SHERIFF 89.76
04692 DONALD HICKERSON 20. 13
04693 ICMA 813.27
04694 14TL UNION OF CPR EN - 168. 15
04695 J C AUTO SUPPLY 146.95
04696 M 8 SUPPLY CO L9.69
04617 MACQUEEN EQUIPMENT C 9.84
04698 METRO WASTE CONTROL 219720.56
04699 MINNESOTA BENEFIT 80. 18
04700 MINN COMM 27. 75
04,701 MINNESOTA FIRE INC 659.46
04702 MINNESOTA MUTUAL LIF 785.00
04703 MINN TEAMSTERS-LOCAL 102. 75
04704 NELSON OFFICE SUPPLY 21.84
04105 NEW BRIGHTON HARDWAR 12.51
04706 NORTHERN AUTOMOT-IVE 85.63
04707 PITNEY. ROWES INC 59.25
04708 POWER BRAKE EQUIP . CO 84.06
04709 ROAD MACHINERY E SUP 67.25
04710 ROSEDALE CHEVROLET 78.90
04711 ST ANTHONY NATIONAL 4 .431.01
04712 SPRING .LK PK LUMBER 16.52
04713 STATE TREASURER- 39657.65
04714 STATE TREASURER 405.90
04715 TEXGAS ALLIED CHEMIC 9.65
04716 THORPE CREDIT CORP 44.00
-041t7 TWIN C-'I TY .. FE'0- SAV E 35.00
04718 WARNER TRUE VALUE HD 19. 10
04719 WATER PRODUCTS ZOMPA 29410.43
04720 WISCONSIN BEARING- CO 9.06
04721 LEP MFG CO �� , � 75.70
-ST `.ANTHCNY 4/P . CHECK REGISTER DATE -04-12-83
CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
04722 ' ALL-. STAR TRAVEL INC 198.00
04723 I SECO 19.77
04724 TWIN CITY SAW E SER
04725 G E G INDUSTRIAL SPL 2700
04726 TWIN CITY - TESTING 200.00,.
04727 - ALL FIRE.JEST INC 63.:00
04728 VALlANT,`INCP -'? 65.08.
0472.9 ST ANTHONY POLICE DE 225.00
0.4730 OEI 103.20 ,
04731 PRUDENTIAL INSR Cn 161.02- :
04732 ED KASCIALEK., , 15.00 ,
04733 - CITY COUNTY.. IRA 50.00 .
04734 STATE OFMINN 1.035.87
04735 76.36 -
FINAL TOTAL 499,919133 .
a�
Mr. David M. Childs, City Manager March 24 1983
City of .St. Anthony .
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418
IN ACCOUNT WITH
DORSEY & WHITNEY
A Partnership Including Professional Corporations
2200 FIRST BANK PLACE EAST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402
(INTERNAL REVENUE ACCOUNT NO. 41-0223337)
IN RE: City of St. Anthony
(A separate Disbursement Statement is or will be rendered for our disbursements, if any, for your account.)
To legal services rendered from February 1 , 1983 Amount
through February 28 , 1983
Prosecutions $1,500 .00
Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project 558 .50
Attendance at Council Meeting on February 8 , 1983 97.50
Attendance at Council Meeting on February 22, 1983 65 . 00
General
Review of agenda matters and general preparation
for meetings, including necessary research and review
of documents, correspondence and telephone calls and
including advise to manager and staff with respect to
bartender dismissal , open meeting law questions, Sign
ordinance, and authority to disperse party with parent' s
consent $ 455 .00
Total Fees $2,676 .00
Plus disbursements per attached 35 .20
Total Fees & Disbursements $2 ,711.20
WRS: jj
Payment due within 10 days of receipt of statement.
Disbursements made for your account, for which bills have not yet been received will appear on a later statement.
ST ANTHONY REVEMA SUMMARY DATE 02-28-8
PERCENT
ANTICIPATED COLLECTED COLLECTED COLLECTED UNCCLLECTEO
REVENUE THIS MONTH YR TC DATE TO DATE BALANCE
GENERAL FUND
i
VROPERTY TAXES 6429072.00 6429072.00
LICENSES 89000.00 1.300.00 1.720:00 21.50 69280.00
PERMITS 10.000.00 11864.50 5014.00 50.14 49986.00
INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE 2929061.00 30901.50 1.31 2889153.50
FINES. FORFEITS t PENALTI 400000.00 409000.00
MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 609000.00 69618.81 79695.62 12.62 52.304.38
NON-REVENUE 3959000.00 48912S.00 48912S.00 12.18 3469875.00
i1
FUND TOTALS 194479133.00 579928.3► 669462.12 4.59 19360.670.88
: r
/J I
REVENUE SHARING FUND J '
RFVENUE SHARING 30000.00 309000.00
FUND TOTALS 309000.00 309000.00
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT 509650.00 509650.00
FUND TOTALS 509650.00 50.650.00
IMPRV BONDS - 1963 L 1968
8UYDS - 1963 L 1968 84.54 84.54 84.54CR
ST ANTHONY REVENUE - SUMMARY PERCENT DATE 02.28-83
ANTICIPATED COLLECTED COLLECTED COLLECTED UNCOLLECTED
REVENUE THIS MONTH YR TO DATE TO DATE BALANCE
FUND TOTALS 84.54 84.54 84.54CR
1
IMPROVEMENT BONDS - 1973
BONDS - 1973 27.18 271.63 271.63CR
FUND TOTALS 27.18 271.63 271.63CR
r
SEWER FUND
SEWER 300,640.00 3009640.00
FUND TOTALS 3000640.00 3009640.00
WATER FUND
WATER 215.000.00 215.000.00
FUND TOTALS 215.000.00 215.000.00
i
GRAND TOTALS 290439423.00 589040.03 66.818.29 3.26 1.9769604.71
• ST ANT14CMV EYPEMA SUMMARY DATE*28-83 ••
PERCENT r
UNPAID ExPENOEO REMAINING
BUDGET SPENT THIS 040. SPENT YR TO DATE OBLIGATICN� TO DATE BALANCE r
GENERAL FUND
n MAYOR COUNCIL 35,250.00 1,670.11 2002.60 8.23 32.347.40
GENERAL MANAGEMENT 58,595.00 10066.82CR 20194.94 3.74 S694C0.06
ELECTIONS 1,200.00 10200.00
FINANCE-1NSUR 6 ACCTNG 94,485.00 6.815.54 110679.39 12.36 8208C5.6L
FINANCE-ASSESSING 18.030.00 237.19 380.07 2.10 179649.93 C
LEGAL 27.600.00 27,600.00
ENGR.-PLANNING 6 ZONING 29840.00 29840.00,
CITY BUILDINGS 920115.00 2.S49.94 40193.01 4.55 87.921.99 l
CIVIL DEFENSE 25.305.00 1,207.00 2.461.90 9.72 219843.10
POLICE PROTECTION 447,921.00 29.003.82 S6.448.29 12.60 3910472.71
FIRE PROTECTION 2539SS7.00 16.014.81 319621.77 12.47 221035.23
INSP-SLDG.PLMB.HTNG.HLTr+ 120725.00 912.98 1099.67 l0.9q 110325.33
ANIMAL CONTROL 1.750.00 19750.00 '
PUBLIC WORKS 2459980.00 149147.93 260660.40 10.83 219.319.6C
PS YRKS-OPER 44INT/REP EO 819020.00 10957.12 110873.71 14.65 69,146.29
TREE AND WEED CARE. 12.460.00 678.44 19691.15 13.57 10.768.95
ST ANTHONY EXPENSE - SUMMARY DATE C2-28-83
PERCENT
UNPAID EXPENDED REMAINING
BUDGET SPENT THIS MO. SPENT YR TO DATE OBLIGATIONS TO DATE BALANCE i
PARRS 349970.00 29445.74 2x181.67 6.23 329768.33
( 1
FUND TOTAL 194459803.00 769774.40 1SS9688.57 10.76 192909114.43
( REVENUE SHARING FUND
REVENUE SHARING 30.000.00 309000.00
FUND TOTAL 30.000.00 30v000.00
1 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT 50.650.00 509650.00
FUND TOTAL S09650.00 509650.CC
1 SEWER FUND
SEWER 3409430.00 26.963.44 509876.76 14.94 2899SS3.24
WATER 21.0008
( FUND TOTAL 3409430.00 269942.44 509876.76 14.94 2899SS3.24
WATER FUND
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WATER 21S968S.00 89172.21 15.797.85 1.13 20092E7.15
FUND TOTAL 21596BS.00 89172.21 15.391.85 7.13 2009287,.15
GRAND TOTAL 2.0829568.00 1119869.05 22I.Y61.18 10.65 198609604.82
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CITY OF ST. ANTiiONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution
April 6, 1983
Ordinance Reports-9b
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Investment Biddi ag
Other
April 12 , 1983 Informational
April 4, 1983
TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Carol B. Johnson, Finance Director
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT: Re-investing $500,000
30 days 60 days 90 days
Twin City Federal Savings 9.07% 9.07% 9. 10%
St. Anthony National Bank 8.265% 8.265% 9. 10%*
Had originally bid 8. 375% on the 90 day C. D. , but changed their bid to match Twin
City Federal ' s , as they wanted the investment to stay with them.
Invested $500,000 for 90 days at 9. 10% with St. Anthony National Bank.
FISCAL IMPACT:
ALTERNATIVES :
RECOMMENDATION :
CITY MANAGER' S .REVIEW: COMMENTS :
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
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Date Submitted Type of Action Requested Agenda Item Number
Resolution Reports-2c
April 6, 1983 Ordinance
Date Action Requested X Formal Action/Motion Title Fire Department
Other Monthly Report -
April 12, 1983 Informational March , 1983
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TO: Mayor and Councilmen
FROM: Lee Entner, Fire Chief
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SUMMARY DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT:
Time Spent At : Types of Medicals
Fires 7:34 Heart 5
First Aid 9:47 Seizure 1
Special Duty 40:55 CVA 2
Inspections 3: 55 Lacerations 3
Fainting, Nausea 3
Total Blood Pressures -- 82 Drug Overdose 1
DK 1
• Acid Burn 1
Head Injuries 3
Non-specific 3
PI 2
Fires
House-building 3
Chimney 1
Grass 1
Appliance 2
False 1
RECOMMENDATION :
CITY MANAGER' S REVIEW: COMMENTS :
ST. AIITHONY FIRE DEPARTTIZUT
110I4THLY REPORT
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ST. ANTHONY - NEW BRIGHTON
3303 - 33RD AVENUE NORTHEAST. MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 86018
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St. Anthony Chemical Abuse Information Committee
Tuesday, March 8, 1983
Members present: Don Nickerson, Evelyn Holthus, Jean Klosterman, Tom
Lindskog, Barb Malrick, Joseph Malrick, Karen Thoresen-Quinn, Jan Stroom,
guest Dave Bordwell.
Minutes received, no corrections or additions.
Treasurer's report was received and accepted.
Old Business:
The brochures have been received for distribution to St. Anthony health
services offices (doctors, dentists, etc. ). They include pamphlets on AA,
Alateen, Alanon and Families Anonymous, a booklet on marijuana information
and a pamphlet called "Somebody Close to Me Drinks Too Much". They will be
stamped, packaged and delivered by the committee.
Don Hickerson reported on the budget request. He had
given it to city
• manager and thought it had been O.K'd. Follow-up disclosed the budget has
not been accepted, Don will attend next meeting to get approval.
A motion was passed to proceed with offering the program "A Balancing
Act" to the St. Anthony high school and middle school students. Evelyn will
arrange for the play as soon as possible if funding is available.
Tom Lindskog met with WCCO TV personnel about the TV program/brochure
suggestion. WCCO is working with Bruce Bonier of Minnesota Prevention Center
on a program being developed for fall called "The Chemical People".- It will
be a series incorporated with a town meeting concept. They were interested
in the idea of coordinating the program with distribution of literature and
took the Phoenix Arizona sample we offered.
Evelyn described the brochure for the liquor store on responsible use.
Will complete draft as soon as possible and proceed with printing.
New Business:
The editorial in the Bulletin written by Evelyn Holthus re: John Sanford's
death was circulated. Posters describing the effects of. BAC(blood alcohol
content) have 'been placed in the school entry. WCCO-TV has interviewed the
Sanfords(Dave Nimmer) and has had a follow-up on the news. St. Anthony's
Parent Networking meeting was shown.
•
• The Student Council is having a health day in March and they will
have a speaker, on chemical health as part of the choices for students. ,
Evelyn distributed viewer's guide for the movie about the formation
of MADD. Announcements about the program were put in the FOCUS this week.
Announcements about alcohol awareness hours were distributed. Wilbur
Mills, Ron Mager and Don Newcombe will be in Minneapolis speaking on alcohol
use on March 12, April 23 and May 14 respectfully.
Dave Bordwell met with us to discuss Parent Networking and the. breath-
alizer. He commended our past efforts and encouraged us to increase efforts
to educate adults in the responsible use of chemicals. He stated most adults
are users, not chemical-dependent, and those users are in need of more aware-
ness and understanding of their chemical use habits that' permeate the community
and often serve as undesirable models to our youths.
The meeting was adjourned to stamp and sort booklets for the health
offices.
The next meeting will be on Tuesday, April 12th at 7:00.
Respectfully submitted,
Evelyn Holthus
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SALES SWIMAW MARCH 1983
STORE ONE STORE TWO
COMBINED ON SALE OFF SALE SPEAKEASY ON SALE OFF SALE
SALES - MAR.'83 1929545.54 35,553.24 67,373.38 2,774.06 22,722.70 649122.16
Seas — MR.982 2009077.17 409380.56 669397.80 4,771.95 22,422.70 . 669104.16
INCREASE E 7.531063* 4.827.32* 975.58 1.997.89* 300.00 1,982.00*
INCREASE % 3.769 11.95+* 1.47% 41'.87%* 1.34% 3.00%
SALES — 3 MOS.'83 532.937.43 95,132.38 190,629.25 8,206.50 599555.93 1799413.37
SALES — 3 Mos.982 574.332.09 109,193-52 197.255.35 13,282.03 609644.07 193.957.12
INCREASE 8 419394.66* 14,061.14* 6,626.10* 5,075.53* 1908804* 149543.75*
INCREASE 7.21% 12.88%* 3.36%* 38.22%* 1.799* 7.50*
* DECREASE
Agenda Item: Reports-2g Status : Informational
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1982-1983
SKATING RINK REPORT
City skating rinks were opened December 17, 1982 and closed February
13, 1983. Due to the mild winter, it was extremely difficult to
maintain the ice this year. Despite the sometimes poor ice condi-
tions and shorter hours the rinks were open, park usage for the
1982-1983 season exceeded the 1981-1982 season. Following indicates
hourly attendance (reflects only how many were there at any given
hour) .
1981-82 1982-83 1982-83 Est.
Park Hourly Total Hourly Total Season Total
Central 4, 406 9 , 344 3 , 114
Emerald 4 ,006 4 , 453 1, 484
Silver Point 3, 291 3, 973 1 , 324
The Public Works Department logged 880 straight time hours for the
preparation of six rinks , which is 1 ,040 hours less than during the
1981-82 season. This, too, is due to the mild weather curtailing
the time spent maintaining the ,rinks . Following outlines the costs
for rink maintenance for the 1982-83 season.
Manhours , 880 @ $10 . 50/hr.
(Straight time) $ 9 , 240 . 00
(Overtime) 395 . 00
Attendants 3 , 152 . 48
Supplies (restrooms, etc. ) 300 . 00
Power 139 . 75
Telephone 290 . 20
Gas 942 . 02
o Total $14 , 459 . 45
Comparatively, these costs for the 1981-82 season totalled $23 , 646 . 69 .
The lower cost is again attributable to the warm 1982-83 season.
Equipment costs for the 1982-83 season are as follows :
Tanker (_560 hrs . @ $12 . 00/hr . ) $6';720 . 00
Water Used (15 , 600 gal . ) 832 . 00
Sweeper & Shaver (160 hrs . @ $9 .00/hr. ) 1 , 440 . 00
Pick Up Plow ( 8 hrs . @ $7. 00/hr . ) 56 .00
Snow Blower (160 hrs . @ $5 . 00/hr. ) 800 .00
Total $9 , 848. 00
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The total equipment cost for the 1981-82 season was $14 , 824 . 00 and t
the lower cost for this season is again due to the mild weather and
service required.
GRAND TOTAL 1981-82 $38 , 470 . 69
GRAND TOTAL 1982-83 $24 ,307. 45
Of course, we will strive to keep these costs down for the 1983-84
season. It appears attendance was up on the days we were open because
of the short season. I do not recommend closing any of the parks , if
we are able to keep the operational costs in check in the future.
However, I do feel we should monitor the rinks for the next two
years to ensure the necessity of three hockey rinks in the City .
Respectfully submitted,
Larry Hamer
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Agenda Item: Reports-3a Status : Informational
• MEMORANDUM
DATE: April 6 , 1983
TO: David Childs, City Manager
Department Heads
FROM: Connie Kroeplin, Administrative Secretary
SUBJECT: Staff Meeting Notes - April 6 , 1983
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The meeting began at 10 : 45 A.M. Those present were : Dave Childs ,
Larry Hamer, Don Hickerson, Ray Nelson, Lee Entner, Carol Johnson , and
Connie Kroeplin.
Dave Childs briefly listed items to be included in the Council ' s
April 12th agenda. They were :
(1) Chemical Abuse Information Committee minutes ;
(2) Monthly reports from the Fire Department and Finance Department;
( 3) Second reading of the Cable T.V. ordinance amendment;
(4) Water report;
(5) Skating rink report;
• (6) Several licenses will be presented for approval .
Larry Hamer had received an application for use of a City park for
a softball tournament to raise funds (to be held in June) . He ques-
tioned what types of fees should be charged for this type of park
use , i .e. , a users fee , a beer permit, state approval to sell food.
There would be 24 teams participating. He suggested Ray Nelson check
to see if the applicant would be interested in having pictures taken.
Mr. Nelson mentioned he has purchased a player piano for use in the
Speak Easy . He feels customers would enjoy singing along with the songs .
A lengthy discussion ensued concerning possible state aid cuts to
cities . Mr. Childs stated he would be discussing this matter at the
Council ' s April 12th meeting . He pointed out the proposal could\
mean ,St. Anthony might possibly lose all of its state aid, or at
best a substantial portion.
Mr. Hamer indicated the Council had approved advertising for bids for
- painting the City ' s water tower at their April 5th special meeting.
The request for bids will be published for two weeks and will be
opened at 2 : 00 P .M. , April 21st. The bid will be awarded at the
Council ' s April 27th meeting.
The meeting was adjourned at 11 :45 A.M.
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
ORDINANCE 1983-003
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1982-009
KNOWN AS THE CABLE COMMUNICATIONS ORDINANCE
The City Council of the City of St. Anthony ordains :
Article I . , Section II . 0. of Cable Communications Ordinance
1982-009 is amended to read:
0. "Offering of Grantee" or "Offering" shall mean that certain
document dated October 1 , 1981 , entitled "Application for
Cable Television Franchise" and signed by Grantee , as
amended from time to time by mutual written agreement
between Grantee and City or its delegatee , which document
is on file with the City Clerk.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
First Reading: March 22 , 1983
Second Reading : April 12 , 1983
Adopted:
Published in the St. Anthony Bulletin on
OVERTIME PAYROLL REPORT
PAYROLL DATED MARCH 23, 1983
Date Reason Hours
Police Department
3/14/83 John MacQueen Court 2�
3/16/83 John MacQueen Court 5�
3/18/83 John MacQueen Court 3
3/14/83 Arvid Protelsch Terroristic threats 1
3/10/83 Richard Puffer Investigation-PI accident 3
3/12/83 Jeffrey Luther Felony arrest l;
3/16/83 David Johnston DWI arrest lz
Total 18
Maintenance Department
3/15/83 John Haley Rep . water leak-fire station 1
3/15/83 Harry Werlein Sanding roads 2z
Total 3,
Fire Department
3/19/83 Kenneth Anderson Shift fill-in, school 1
Reserve Fire Department Fill-ins for Regular Firemen @ $4 . 00/Hour
Reserve fill-ins for regular firemen testing 2z
Reserve fill-ins for regular firemen at school 44,
Reserve fill-ins for regular firemen on vacation 48
Reserve fill-ins for regular firemen out sick 25
Total 79-3/4
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Sf A'JTHUNY A/P CHECK REGISTER r)ATE 03-23-83
• CHECK VENDOR AMOUNT
02565 ACRD-MINNESOTA INC 4.08
02566 AETNA LIFE 6 CASUALT 438.00
02567 CITY COUNTY CREDIT U 60.00
02568 CITY OF ST ANTHONY 489125.00
02569 D E M INC 31.00
02570 GRIGGS COOPER & CO I 2,283.28
02571 MELS VAN-0-LITE 126.84
OZ57Z MIDWEST WINE CO 897.85
02573 MINNEGASCO 683.60
02574 NORTHERN STATES POWE 19249. 74
02575 NW BELL TELEPHONE CO 171.41
02576 QUALITY SNACKS CO 165.95
02577 ST ANTHONY LIQUOR 41 175.00
02578 SIGNOGRAPHICS 40.00
02519 SUNDERLAND INC 1 ,026.50
02580 TWIN CITY FEDERAL 20.00
02581 UNITED WAY 16.00
02582 WARNER HARDWARE 1 .79
02583 HAUENSTEIN L BUR-MrIS 302.80
02584 J A HUNTER 102.50
02585 NEW BRIGHTON HOWE 2.99
02586 ZU.HRAH SHRINE CIRUS 150.00
025637 ±.JENERAL IND SNLY r�U 64. 34
• FINAL TOTAL 56, 168.67 #'�